The English Football Federation (FA) accepted Arsenal’s appeal against the release of Myles Lewis-Skelly against Wolverhampton Wanderers last weekend, deleting his ban in three games.
The 18-year-old left-back was shown by a straight red card of judges Michael Oliver, shortly before the break at halftime Saturday’s conflict in Molineux. Lewis-Skelly deliberately stumbled between Matt Doherty to cynically stop a counter-attack and obviously expected a reservation.
However, Oliver – whose decision was Supported by var Darren England during the game, ”Lewis -skelly rejected for a” serious ball game “.
Mikel Arteta did not agree very much With a decision, Arsenal made an appeal on Tuesday afternoon. As the club discovered the same day in a brief statement, Fa agreed that Lewis-Skelly had been unjustly sent: “The independent regulatory commission supported the unjust dismissal from Myles Lewis-Skelly and eliminated its three-coincide suspension.”
Arsenal’s graduate graduate Academy will now be available for Sunday’s sunshine flight with Manchester City and semifinals of Carabao Cup next week in a Newcastle United.
Although an update from the FA will warmly receive the topics, the internet anger in response to the original decision has overshadowed this outcome. Judge Oliver was forced subjected to police protection After the death threat and was confiscated by judicial duties for the next Arsenal trip against the city.
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