The ball was already chipped over the goalkeeper, so how did the referee still find a reason to give a penalty?
Another season, and nothing has changed.😭
#LIVNFO
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After 22 Liverpool games:
Darwin Núñez — 9 goals, 3 assists. 12 G/A.
Alexander Isak — 4 goals, 1 assist. 5 G/A.
Núñez had more than double the output
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We will narrowly win against Mexico, narrowly win against Brazil, narrowly win against Argentina and narrowly win against France - we will be shit, we will be nervous, but we will win
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Noooooo! I can’t believe Diomande has rejected us! I wish we could spend over £100m on a 19 year old with one decent season in top flight football 🤬
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We really need to start importing continental referees. Daniel Siebert was outstanding
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PGMOL would have found a way to give it.
You watch the game back, and it just shows you how far suspicious Premier League refereeing really is.
Arsenal didn’t concede a single penalty in the league. Arsenal never got punished for time wasting. But both happened in the final.
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Fake stat and a picture of OUR parade to go with it. That final last night did irreversible damage
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This is the context missing in the “how could the ref blow the whistle as Saka set up to take the corner?”
It was completely within his right, and Arsenal showed zero urgency ahead of it
Three players touched the ball before this throw in. Nearly 40 seconds spent.
Then Saka takes another 35 seconds walking to the corner after this action. No rush despite all of the defenders already being in place
The 6 minutes were up by 20 seconds. Blame the players, not the ref
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Ref tells Saka to hurry up and take the corner with stoppage time up. Saka does his usual slow-walk to run down the clock. The ref calmly waits, and the absolute second Saka gets into position? He blows for half-time.
Absolute cinema. Masterclass game management for a final.
Arsenal got so used to getting away with murder from Premier League refs that when someone actually enforces the rules, they think they’re being robbed.
Credit where it’s due tho, they played some demonic football to get here. But if PL refs weren't so intimidated by Arteta’s touchline tantrums and fooled by their theatrics, Arsenal wouldn’t be parading a PGMOL trophy today.
Justice served in Europe! 🫶🏼
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🧐 | The strategy was clear
Arsenal reached some unwanted milestones against PSG today:
• Lowest possession in a #UCLfinal since 2003/04 (24%)
• Fewest shots on target in a #UCLfinal since 2021 (1)
• Fewest shots in a #UCLfinal since 2022 (7)
• Fewest passes in a #UCLfinal since 2019 (285)
• Lowest xG in a #UCLfinal since 2023 (0.44)
The right tactical approach, or could things have gone differently? 🤔
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Well well well…
PGMOL title.
Every VAR error: How Arsenal escaped red cards and penalties bbc.in/4nTa3GE
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These are genuinely the type of days where you start considering what else can replace football in your list of hobbies and interests. It’s that bad.
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It now costs 6% more daily to travel on TfL than it did in 2025 and 35% more since 2021
Another fact: TfL is the most expensive transport system in the world.







































