Baffling how the ref didn't see that in the first place. He was looking right at it.
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Blatant red card. Knee high, studs up, reckless.
Thats such a bad tackle. Why the feck did it take them so long? 1 replay is all you need there. Goes to show how they just aren't using it properly.
Nketiah. Has been on for 2 mins.
Justin you're a cheat. You're a cheat Justin. Hope Leicester get relegated.
Fecking Arsenal. 
What happened?
I feel like he kinda pulls out of it at the last second and thats why he connects
Similar to the Nani situation he had eyes for the ball and was stretching for it then caught the man by accident. Clearly didn’t go to do him but on the slow motion replays it looks bad because it’s knee high.
I can see why a red was given but it’s very unlucky
I can see why a red was given but it’s very unlucky
If VAR can't answer that question then it's pretty useless.
Meh, looked like he was going for the ball
Arsenal are going to feck up as usual
I’m only supporting Arsenal for this one game... can’t imagine what it’s like supporting them full time, knowing they’re about to bottle it
feck sake Arsenal
No way they're holding on to this result
No way they're holding on to this result
Nketiah sent off
You're joking?!
The inconsistency in the game remains even with VAR. It's a clear red but so was Lerma's tackle against us.
Reminded me of the Nani one, didn't realise where the opponent was and it looks bad but zero intent.
That tackle reminded me of this for some reason.
Arsenal not scoring in first half might punish them.
arsenal gonna arsenal
No way arsenal hold on here
Seriously?
And that makes a difference how?
Is that the first time the monitor was used at a PL match? I know it was used in a FA cup match earlier this season
He missed it by a country mile. At best that was reckless and therefore still a red.
TY on the red card 
"That's rubbish! Where was Vardy's red card!? That's rubbish. That's rubbish.
Neal Maupay you're a cheat, I hope Brighton get relegated".
"That's rubbish! Where was Vardy's red card!? That's rubbish. That's rubbish.
Neal Maupay you're a cheat, I hope Brighton get relegated".
They've looked decent today and did just beat Wolves away as well.
What is Tyler going on about saying it’s a modern day red card. Fcking hell thats a red in 1892 too
Ah....so no one actually important (we play Arsenal in 3 games time). Was hoping for another Aubameyang red card.
Nketiah sent off
Nketiah
Is that any different to the Jefferson Lerma tackle at the weekend? I'd say they are probably both red cards but the inconsistency is genuinely baffling.
Yeah no way Arse hold on. 2-1 to Leicester. Put a bet on it.
"He wasn't hurt particularly badly."
Does a player need to have a leg broke before it's a red card? Martin Tyler needs to retire. Decrepit twat.
Does a player need to have a leg broke before it's a red card? Martin Tyler needs to retire. Decrepit twat.
No way should that be a red.... in real time a bad tackle, one of those with a slo mo looks horrendous when it was just a bad yellow challenge.
Cracking cameo that. I do think he slipped though, but it was reckless, not sure they can have any arguments.
If he didn't see the player then it's a complete accident. Are players no longer allowed to raise their foot that high anymore?
Martial incident wasn't even reviewed and was much worse.