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No violent conduct red card for Gabriel

Sunday, 19 April 2026 · 2025-26 · —

What happened

No violent conduct red card for Gabriel. The KMI panel ruled the on-field decision wrong, but not a clear and obvious error, so VAR was right not to intervene.

On the pitch: No violent conduct red card for Gabriel
VAR: VAR confirmed
Benefited: ARS Arsenal
Harmed: MCI Manchester City

Fan verdict

Was the final decision right?

One tap, then pick your club. We show how Manchester City 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 VARStuart BurtCorrectcareer on file: 0 err · 100%

What the fans thought

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25 of 1473 comments in the r/soccer post-match thread were angry about the officiating, mostly from Manchester City fans. Main gripes: red card and disallowed goal.

“Another game where Taylor makes the game all about him. What a disgraceful showing from him today.” · 151 upvotes

“F*** ARSENAL AND F*** PGMOL. BOTTLED IT AGAIN YOU F***ING C***S HAHAHAHAHA” · 96 upvotes · TOT fan

Whole-match mood, not this incident alone.

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