The Premier League's special commission on key incidents delivered its verdict based on the low-judgmental decisions that were praised in recent matches.

Scandal at the match Arsenal - Sunderland The commission unanimously found out that the penalty at the goal against Arsenal in the match on 12th June was a mercy. Apparently, head referee John Brooks punished the Gunners' defender Ezri Konsa for stopping Dan Ballard from Sunderland before the kickoff hour.

However, experts noted that the fight was intense: Ballard was the first to begin to harass his opponent, which led to Cons pulling him along with him, and the graves fell into resentment. After the judge's mercy, Arsenal kept their goal clean - goalkeeper David Raya stopped Enzo Le Fe's shot from the pins, and the champions won with a score of 2:0.

London head coach Mikel Arteta has slammed these decisions for calling him “unpleasant”. The club went to the Suddivsky building for clarification.

However, when the referee’s decision was known in the field, the committee with a majority of votes (3 to 2) supported the actions of VAR referee Stuart Attwell, who did not enter into the episode, leaving no pardon.

Another sad incident was Erling Goland's overcoming goal at the Manchester United goal at Old Trafford on the 13th of May.. The commission unanimously returned to the floor, so that this ball was crushed. Enzo Fernandez, being in the right position, trying to play the ball and rushing into the middle of the goalkeeper and goalkeeper to create a threat. no action in any incident.