Arsenal’s manager, Mikel Arteta 1-1 Sunday company But he still managed to show his displeasure.
Bruno Fernandes shot United in the first half of half a half in Old Trafford from a free foul, in which the arsenal wall was measured 11.2 meters from the ball when it was struck. The distance applied by the referee Anthony Taylor was considered excessive, even if it was not dramatically different from the usual “minimums” of ten meters.
Arteta said Sky Sports May Fernandes be simply smart with the situation and that officials “allowed” to happen. “He has been smart and used, this is football. He has been smarter than Ref. It is well, allowed him to do it,” Arsenal Said the head.
United midfielder Christian Eriksen said he was “beneficial” for the house, although his estimation of the wall distance was out of the brand.
“Happy that the wall was about 15 meters away, so it was perfect for him,” said Eriksen. “It was beneficial to us. It makes a very big difference. You don’t have to touch it so high, it is easier and provides Bruno a little more space to hit -on the wall.”
Gunners ‘counterparty, Declan Rice, suggested that an agreement was not so great, that the goal of players’ actions on the wall was more blamed instead of the additional yard of the space.
“It seemed to me that a couple of us jumped and some of us did not, but I didn’t see it behind. I felt the ball flew over us at a fairly low height, so from the wall perspective, we could have done much better,” Rice said to Rice. Sky Sports.
“The wall felt far behind. Even in our free lack, when Martin (Odegaard) took it, they also felt far behind, more than usual. But the referee makes this decision.”
