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When Arsenal faced Newcastle United at the Emirates Stadium in their return to English Premier League play yesterday, they hoped to maintain their winning attitude.

The Gunners put on a strong performance, but they were held to a disheartening 0-0 draw by Newcastle United, despite their efforts.

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Well, if the match’s referee, Andrew Madley, had officiated correctly, Arsenal would have won comfortably. It was incredibly upsetting that the English referee ignored Arsenal’s two legitimate penalty appeals during the game.

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Gabriel Magalhaes was seized by a Newcastle United player in the 18-yard box during an Arsenal set-piece play, but Andrew Madley decided to give Arsenal a penalty.

A Newcastle United player was struck by Granite Xhaka’s attempted cross in the final seconds of play, but no penalties were awarded to the Gunners despite the incident. These were clear-cut penalty opportunities that Andrew Madley turned down for Arsenal throughout the game.

To serve as a lesson to other referees in the competition who might make the same error, I think the English referee deserves to be suspended for his terrible officiating against Arsenal.

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