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*** The official 2025/26 Premier League thread ***
- Thread starter Denmark Spur
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DeanoAustin
Ian Walker
What the fudge am I supposed to want here?
Gloryhunter
Phil Ifil
You cannot interfere like that, needs to get chalked off!!!
Meteor.
ricky2tricky4city
Jimmy Cantrell
They need to rewind the video back further than that to see each players starting point.
Yiddo
Nayim
Only time i have seen a referee go against the review it was against us.
balesleftboot
Stephen Clemence
I know many on here want West Ham to lose but this is going to be another example of Arsenal getting every decision from the officials this season.
paxtonwolf
Martin Peters
That is massive at both ends
monkeybarry
Nayim
Couldn't happen to a nicer caravan club
Gloryhunter
Phil Ifil
Yes!!!
Yiddo
Nayim
Like the “foul” on Gabriel in the NLD?
Found myself wanting it to be allowed even though this is better for us.
ricky2tricky4city
Jimmy Cantrell
Think the other Spammer is grabbing raya's shirt as well tbf
SirPercyHotspur
Luke Young
Guglielmo Vicario was involved in a controversial goal during the North London Derby against Arsenal on 28 April 2024, where Ben White was seen holding onto his arm and attempting to unstrap his glove. [1, 2, 3]
The incident occurred during a corner kick that led to Arsenal's opening goal—a Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg own goal. While White was seen physically interfering with Vicario, the goal was allowed to stand as it was deemed a legal tussle for position. [1, 2, 3, 4]
Other games where Vicario's treatment by opponents led to controversial goals being given include:
The incident occurred during a corner kick that led to Arsenal's opening goal—a Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg own goal. While White was seen physically interfering with Vicario, the goal was allowed to stand as it was deemed a legal tussle for position. [1, 2, 3, 4]
Other games where Vicario's treatment by opponents led to controversial goals being given include:
- Everton (3 February 2024): Jack Harrison was seen backing into and outmuscling Vicario on the goal line during a corner, which eventually led to an Everton equaliser.
- Emirates Marketing Project (26 January 2024): During an FA Cup clash, Rúben Dias was accused of fouling Vicario before Nathan Aké's winning goal, though the goal was given after a VAR review. [1, 2, 3, 4]
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