The five-person panel found Arsenal should have had a stoppage-time spot kick for an Ian Maatsen foul on Bruno Guimaraes.

The five-person panel unanimously said the penalty should not have awarded but judged that VAR was correct not to not overturn the decision.

The Premier League’s Key Match Incidents panel has assessed Arsenal’s match against Brighton and Hove Albion, reviewing a couple of key decisions.Photo by Clive Rose/Getty ImagesThe Premier ...

The red card controversially shown to Brighton defender Pascal Struijk against Sunderland is overturned. Arsenal left it late to break down Lille before scoring three times in seven minutes to claim a ...

The Premier League's Key Match Incidents panel has reached a unanimous agreement regarding the decision to award Sunderland a ...

Arsenal should have been awarded a penalty at Aston Villa for Ian Maatsen's challenge on Bruno Guimaraes, the Premier League's Key Match Incidents Panel has ruled. The KMI Panel added that the Villa ...

Arsenal should have been awarded a penalty in their Premier League clash against Aston Villa. The top-flight Key Match Incidents Panel came to a unanimous verdict in establishing that Ian Maatsen ...

Mikel Arteta makes huge Kai Havertz call as Arsenal confirm starting XI for Leeds clash with triple injury boost Mikel Arteta has made several major selection calls for Arsenal's Premier League clash ...

The Premier League Key Match Incidents panel have unanimously backed the decision not to send off Gabriel Magalhaes after he booted Emi Martinez in the face. Chris Kavanagh, and his Video Assistant ...

Arsenal defender Gabriel should have received a red card for headbutting Erling Haaland, a Premier League panel has concluded. The Brazilian escaped a dismissal after nudging his forehead into the ...

Arsenal defender Gabriel Magalhaes has officially been cleared of any wrongdoing following a controversial incident that left Chelsea goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez requiring medical treatment. The ...

A penalty award strongly contested by Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta at Sunderland was incorrect, according to a unanimous decision from a Premier League panel.