Why Brighton's penalty against Arsenal stood; explaining De Ligt's handball

Brighton & Hove Albion scored a penalty after João Pedro was fouled by William Saliba in the 59th minute.

Referee Anthony Taylor pointed for a penalty, but it was checked by the VAR , Darren England .

Newcastle 's first goal was disallowed for handball at Tottenham Hotspur .

Manchester United's Matthijs de Ligt conceded a penalty in the 67th minute, but the ball was not in play.

Arsenal's Matt O'Riley was tussled with Gabriel Magalhães in the 40th minute at Arsenal .

Harry Wilson looked to be through on goal in the 27th minute when he was brought down by Leif Davis .

Referee Darren Bond produced the yellow card, but was there a case for a red for denying an obvious goal-scoring opportunity (DOGSO) Wilson was involved in a DOGSO situation at Liverpool which resulted in Andrew Robertson being sent off.

Wilson 's behaviour was completely unacceptable, gesturing with his arms and appearing to call the referee a "cheat".

Joelinton had his arm in an expected position for his movement, close to his side, and he didn't move it toward the ball.

Jan Bednarek may have been able to get to Van den Berg , but it's controversial because the central defender threw himself to the ground and that did not seem commensurate with the level of holding by Yoane Wissa .