FA Down With Hot Moments At Arsenal Vs Liverpool's Aga

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JAKARTA Arsenal and Liverpool will be investigated by the English Football Federation (FA) for several hot moments during clashes between the two teams in the 2022/2023 Premier League continued, Sunday night.

The tenth week match which took place at the Emirates Stadium resulted in five goals. Arsenal successfully came out as the winner after winning 3-2 over their guests to guard the top of the standings.

The hot match was marked by a number of confrontations between players. However, the climax of the hot match occurred in the second half when referee Michael Oliver awarded Arsenal a penalty in the 76th minute when he was still 2-2.

Before Bukayo Saka carried out his duties as executor to determine his team's victory, the referee was seen running to the field to discuss with Arsenal coach Mikel Arteta and Liverpool coach Jurgen Klopp.

According to a Daily Star report, the referee went to the two coaches to tell the words made by a player to other players. This moment became FA's attention and an investigation will be carried out after discussions with the match officials.

"We are aware of the incident that occurred during the match between Arsenal and Liverpool. We are in a dialogue with the official match and will review the details of the incident," the FA said in a statement, quoted by the Daily Star, Monday.

Several moments in this match have caught the public's attention, including a penalty for Arsenal. They think Liverpool should also have been awarded a penalty when Gabriel was hit by a handball.

In addition to this incident, several other hot moments also attracted attention throughout the match. One of them was when Gabriel Magalhaes reacted strongly to Liverpool captain Jordan Henderson.

Victory over Liverpool makes Arsenal strong at the top of the standings with a collection of 24 points from nine matches. They are still one point ahead of Manchester City who are in second place with the same number of matches.