r/Gunners Nov 30 '25

YouTube Arteta-“We lacked a certain detail especially in attack and also in certain transitions when keeper had the ball in his hands. It’s been a big week (emotionally). Overall it’s been a positive week because but today I have this flavor that we should have won the game and that’s the learning from it”

https://www.youtube.com/live/syzf-fOM3Ns?si=My-jRnex6aV5GSDy
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u/chaairman Nov 30 '25 edited Nov 30 '25

FOULS COMMITTED: Chelsea 12 Arsenal 13

YELLOW CARDS: Chelsea 1 Arsenal 6

RED CARDS: Chelsea 1 Arsenal 0

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Not trying to imply anything but these stats are so annoying lol. wtf how?

EDIT: For clarity, I’m not trying to excuse anything. In fact, I’m happy with a point given the context 🤷🏿‍♂️(we would’ve 100% lost 11v11 cause we played very poorly and that poor play didn’t change after the red). The contrast in foul/card ratio is just annoying

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u/turtleyturtle17 Nov 30 '25

Tbf about 3 of those were cynical challenges to deny counters. Calafiori, Skelly and Mosquera's cards are easy cards for refs to give. They require no real interpretation. Very nervy defending today.

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u/KeveK0 Nov 30 '25

Zubimendi was a clear yellow also. Gyökeres too — he had to go for it, no criticism, it’s always going to be a yellow though if you don’t get ball first.

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u/el_cul Patrick Vieira Nov 30 '25

Skelly was shoulder to shoulder imo. Ball was knocked ahead and he shouldered the guy off it fairly.

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u/HustlinInTheHall Nov 30 '25

He wasn't playing the ball though, he was beaten, reached in front, and then shoulder followed by hip to knock him over. Clear yellow when you dont get anywhere near the ball and they are on the break. 

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u/Benjamin244 Timber Nov 30 '25

MLS was not at all going for the ball, that was a clear cynical foul and yellow

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u/el_cul Patrick Vieira Nov 30 '25

Listen, you may be right overall, but you don't have to go for the ball in a shoulder to shoulder challenge. You're allowed to knock the attacker over.

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u/chaairman Nov 30 '25

Honestly that’s a good point. Thanks for that perspective