Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta ends offended VAR campaign after Fabio Vieira crimson card

“I have been in this country more than 20 years and [the officiating] is nowhere near the level of the best league in the world. I feel sick to be part of this. I feel sick. It’s not a goal, it’s not a goal.”

Arsenal ended up issuing an announcement stating they “wholeheartedly” stood by their supervisor’s controversial feedback. Against Burnley, Arsenal have been ready to deal with taking place to 10 males for the ultimate jiffy of the match to carry on for a beneficial win.

They not sit degree on factors with Manchester City on the high of the desk, though Pep Guardiola’s facet are but to play this weekend.