Arsenal coach Mikel Arteta noted the suspension of the red card of Bruno Fernandes for Manchester United earlier this season to explain why he is confident that Myles Lewis-Skelly's red card will be canceled.
The 18-year-old defender was raised with red cardboard in the first part of Arsenal's 1-0 win to Wolverhampton Wanderers for what Judge Michael Oliver thought to be “Bad game serious”.
Arts disagreed With the decision and was convinced that the Red Card would be canceled, citing Fernanda's dismissal against Tottenham Hotspur in October. United's captain received a direct red card after a high challenge to James Maddison, but later reviews revealed that Fernandes had slipped before accidentally clashing with his opponent.
united won their appeal And Fernandes was removed with three games.
When asked about Arsenal's possible appeal, Arts “Hopefully we don't need, and if it should, it happened and it's a really good precedent for what happened to Bruno (Fernandes) this season.
“Ok, we were in a position in which we should not be, but at least we were in a position in which we should be for the coming weeks and let our players continue to appear.”
The grace of Fernanda's savior was that he lost his foot before challenging Madison. Lewis-Skelly deliberately hit Matt Dohety-n to stop a counterattack of Wolves and stuck his bet on the ankle of the protector and the top of his leg.
If Lewis-Skelly is banned, he will be suspended for three matches in the country, which would exclude him from the next weekend in the league with Manchester City and the second semi -final match of Carabao Cup against Newcastle United.
“We can't actually change what happened today,” the arts sigh. “Hopefully it will be right for the team, for the player and for all that will happen in the coming weeks.”