Ankle Breakers, Head Slapping, and All the Media Want to Concentrate On Is a Non-Contact Headbutt, the Dive That Followed and Two Shirt Pulls!! Yes, it’s happening again, an over-the-top reaction to what The Arsenal did during the game with…

Just Arsenal News argues that media coverage following Arsenal's victory against Liverpool at Anfield has been biased by focusing heavily on penalty shouts while ignoring violent conduct. While acknowledging that Liverpool should have been awarded two penalties by the referee and VAR, the writer claims the opposition also committed red-card offenses that received significantly less scrutiny.
The writer claims Liverpool should have been reduced to nine men due to an unpunished second-minute challenge and an alleged slap to Martin Odegaard's head. The column criticizes pundits and media outlets for fixating on an Arsenal shirt pull rather than addressing potential career-threatening fouls and violent conduct.
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