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Hello and welcome into the latest edition of ESPNFC, K. Murray, Shaka Hislavoc, and Stevie

Nicol here in the studio. A little later on, we will be reacting to the reports that Pep Guardiola

will be leaving Manc City at the end of the season and the reports that Jose Marino will be returning

to Real Madrid. But we'll start in the Premier League with Arsenal's game against Burnley, where Kai Habits was preferred to Victor Yoccas in the starting 11. He scored

the only goal of the game in the 38th minute when he headed in, but he was also perhaps

lucky to stay on the pitch after a bad challenge in the second half. With this score, Arsenal could

go on to win the title tomorrow.

Let's welcome in Stuart Robson. Let's start first with how you saw that moment, Kai Havert.

Was he lucky to stay on the pitch, Robo?

He was lucky to stay on the pitch. And even if the referee or the VAR didn't think it was a red card,

he has to tell the referee, you've got to go and look at that and let the referee make the VAR didn't think it was a red card, he has to tell the referee,

you've got to go and look at that and let the referee make his mind up. The referee was right there. He didn't give it, he only gave a yellow card, but it's a dangerous challenge. He's got him halfway up his standing leg. He goes with his studs. It was stopping a counterattack as well. so he's a very lucky boy in Arsenal are very lucky that he wasn't sent off.

But the VAR should have got the referee to have a look at it, at least. It was stopping a counterattack as well, so he's a very lucky boy in Arsenal are very lucky that he wasn't sent off.

But the VAR should have got the referee to have a look at it, at least.

Stevie.

100% every single thing that Rob was said, yeah, the fact that VAR hasn't asked him to go to the screen.

Again, you can sort of sympathise that maybe the

ref hasn't quite seen it clearly, so he's unsure. And if he's unsure, then he can't

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