Decision not to award Arsenal penalty correct - analysis
Analysts Nedum Onuoha and Pat Nevin agree that the decision not to award Arsenal a penalty during the Champions League final against PSG was justified. The match concluded with PSG defeating Arsenal in a shootout to retain the Champions League title. This analysis comes amid discussions about the officiating in high-stakes matches.
- ▪Nedum Onuoha and Pat Nevin both support the decision not to award a penalty to Arsenal.
- ▪The Champions League final saw PSG beat Arsenal in a shootout.
- ▪The analysis highlights the importance of officiating in critical moments of the game.
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Decision not to award Arsenal penalty correct - analysisThis content is not available in your location.There was an errorChampions League analysts Nedum Onuoha and Pat Nevin both feel the decision to not award Arsenal a penalty in extra-time of the Champions League final against PSG was the correct one.MATCH REPORT: PSG beat Arsenal in shootout to retain Champions LeagueAvailable to UK users only.SubsectionChampions LeaguePublished10 minutes agoShareclose panelShare pageCopy linkAbout sharingRead description
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