Arteta "furious" over Lewis-Skelly red card

Arsenal secured a hard-fought victory over Wolverhampton in the 23rd round of the Premier League (1-0).

The Gunners played the entire second half with 10 men after Myles Lewis-Skelly was sent off.

After the match, Arsenal's head coach, Mikel Arteta, expressed his frustration, stating that he was "furious" over the red card given to his player.

Quote: "It’s so clear, and I’ll leave it to you guys. I’m furious. But I’ll leave it with you; it’s obvious. I don’t think my words will help.

An appeal? That’s for the club to decide, whatever they think is best. It’s so clear that maybe we don’t even need [to file an appeal].

Myles is really happy right now because we found a way to win. But he’s also very concerned about what’s next. He’s firmly convinced this had nothing to do with the action," Arteta told Sky Sports.

Reminder: Michael Oliver has now sent off Arsenal players eight times — more than those of any other Premier League team.