KMI panel rules penalty was incorrect decision
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The Premier League's independent Key Match Incidents panel, in a 5-0 vote, determined that the referee made an incorrect decision by awarding the penalty. The panel examined Konsa's challenge on Ballard and concluded that while it was a 'very untidy challenge,' Ballard engaged in a holding action that pulled Konsa onto him, meaning no penalty should have been awarded.
“The panel unanimously felt that the referee's call of a penalty for a holding offence was incorrect.”
Premier League KMI PanelJohn Brooks Referee
Mikel Arteta Arsenal managerPremier League KMI Panel Independent review body
David Raya Arsenal goalkeeper
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first by Yahoo Sports, 20h ago · also The Times
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- Sunderland penalty against Arsenal should not have been given, panel rules The Times · 19h ago
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Sunderland’s penalty against Arsenal earlier this month was incorrectly awarded but was “not a clear and obvious error” for the video assistant referee (VAR) to overturn, a Premier League panel has found. More from @ Millar_Colin@twitter.com
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