Premier League: talking points from the weekend's action
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Premier League: talking points from the weekend's action
"Arne Slot lamented the VAR decision that allowed Manchester United's second goal, stating, 'The curve on the ball changed so there must have been a contact.' He felt that the decision went against Liverpool, a trend he has noticed throughout the season."
"Mikel Arteta joked about his decision to start Myles Lewis-Skelly, saying, 'Because probably I don't have a clue.' However, Lewis-Skelly rose to the occasion, delivering a performance characterized by secure passing and high energy."
Arne Slot expressed frustration over the VAR decision that allowed Manchester United's second goal, claiming there was handball involvement. He noted that Liverpool's defeat was due to a weak first-half performance, not just officiating. Meanwhile, Mikel Arteta took a risk by starting Myles Lewis-Skelly in midfield against Fulham, which paid off as he delivered a strong performance. Concerns about Lewis-Skelly's future at Arsenal were raised, but his recent display suggests he should remain with the team.
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