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Arsenal starlet cleared after red card controversy

Arsenal’s Myles Lewis-Skelly has successfully overturned the three-match suspension he received after being sent off in Saturday’s fixture against Wolverhampton Wanderers.
The club’s appeal was upheld by an independent regulatory commission, which ruled that the 18-year-old’s red card was unjustified. The Football Association has since confirmed the decision.
Lewis-Skelly was dismissed following a challenge on Matt Doherty, with referee Michael Oliver deeming it serious foul play.
The incident occurred in the 43rd minute as Doherty prepared to initiate a counter-attack just outside Wolverhampton’s penalty area. The original decision had been upheld by video assistant referee Darren England before Arsenal’s successful appeal.
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