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Moisés Caicedo red card after VAR review

Sunday, 30 November 2025 · 2025-26 · 37'

What happened

The card was upgraded to red after a VAR review. The decision does not appear among the errors the KMI panel logged for 2025-26, which means the panel voted it correct.

On the pitch: No red card
VAR: VAR overturned
Benefited: ARS Arsenal
Harmed: CHE Chelsea

Fan verdict

Was the final decision right?

One tap, then pick your club. We show how Chelsea fans, Arsenal fans and everyone else answered.

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Officials & their calls

RefereeAnthony TaylorErrorcareer on file: 10 err · 0%VARJohn BrooksCorrectcareer on file: 4 err · 86%Assistant VAREdward SmartCorrectcareer on file: 2 err · 88%

What the fans thought

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20 of 1471 comments in the r/soccer post-match thread were angry about the officiating, mostly from Arsenal fans. Main gripes: red card.

“2.5 years of this we were robbed because of injuries.” · 89 upvotes · CHE fan

“if f***ing caicedo didn’t get sent off, we could have easily won this, it was right there for the talking, nevertheless reece james with the captain performance and composure. best player in the squad.” · 23 upvotes · CHE fan

Whole-match mood, not this incident alone.

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