Gabriel Jesus, a striker for Arsenal, has disclosed what the referee said to him after Robert Jones disregarded demands for a foul on the Brazillian, which was obviously one during Sunday’s match against Southampton.
Despite the fact that the game was a tie, Southampton celebrated as though it had won. Who, however, could blame them? Nobody could possibly criticize their manager Ralph Hasenhuttl, who right now seems to enter every game with a rope around his neck and the threat of being fired yet has undoubtedly untied that knot once more. The Saints are unbeaten in three games.
Granit Xhaka, the star midfielder for the Saint Mary’s team, continued his recent trend of scoring goals by volleying one into the roof of the net in the first half. The Gunners were always at risk of being put under pressure with a slim lead of only one goal, and that’s exactly what happened in the second half when the hosts came back with an unanswered goal from Stuart Armstrong.
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In an evaluation of the fight, Mikel Arteta said, “No complaints. It’s football, folks. In the first half, we played exceptionally well and had complete control of the game. We produced a ton of significant opportunities that we did not seize.
Unfortunately, in the Premier League, if you don’t do that when you’re leading the game, you can run into some problems. We suffered a lot of turnovers in the second half, especially when we had the ball, which made it difficult for us to maintain control of the game as we had hoped.
In an evaluation of the fight, Mikel Arteta said, “No complaints. It’s football, folks. In the first half, we played exceptionally well and had complete control of the game. We produced a ton of significant opportunities that we did not seize.
Unfortunately, in the Premier League, if you don’t do that when you’re leading the game, you can run into some problems. We suffered a lot of turnovers in the second half, especially when we had the ball, which made it difficult for us to maintain control of the game as we had hoped.
However, when it came to the judgments made by the referee, Arsenal would have felt wronged, particularly in a particular challenge where Jesus was restrained by Duje Caleta-Car. Even though the forward succeeded in getting his shot on goal off, there were still protests that he had been unfairly stopped.
The foul was similarly identical to one committed by Scott McTominay, who gave Chelsea a penalty in Saturday’s match between Manchester United and Chelsea for a similar infraction. Jesus told the official Arsenal website that he spoke with one of the referees immediately following the game. “I spoke with him straight after and he said ‘if you go down before maybe I can give a penalty,'” Jesus said.
However, I believe that I was fair because I made an effort to hold on, keep standing, and complete the action. However, in the end, he grabbed me and it was impossible, so I fell down as usual. However, despite the fact that we had numerous chances to win, that is not the cause.
The focus will shift to how much more the team can do to win its future matches before the World Cup break, despite complaints about the officials’ decisions.