FA overturns Miles Lewis-Skelly's suspension

In the last Premier League match, referee Michael Oliver showed a straight red card to Arsenal’s young talent, Miles Lewis-Skelly.

The player was handed a three-match suspension, but Arsenal appealed the decision and won.

Details: According to the FA, an independent regulatory commission reviewed and upheld Arsenal’s appeal regarding Lewis-Skelly’s red card and suspension. The three-match ban was overturned, and he will be available to play in the next round.

Notably, VAR released an official statement regarding the red card, stating that Oliver sent off Lewis-Skelly for dangerous play, specifically for "studs-up contact above the ankle."

Recall. Notably, Michael Oliver previously issued a controversial second yellow card to Leandro Trossard in the first-round clash against Manchester City. That decision sparked heated debates online, with many fans calling Oliver's ruling "absurd."

Furthermore, Oliver has sent off Arsenal players eight times, more than any other Premier League team.