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Did Alexander Arnold commit two penalties against Manchester City?


Liverpool might have beaten Manchester City 3-1 at Anfield but they were controversial moments that shocked the world of football including Pep Guardiola. 

The Spanish tactician was visibly seen screaming his lungs out to the fourth official Mike Dean, alerting him that Trent Alexander Arnold has just committed not just once but two penalties..

Arnold first handled the ball in the build to Liverpool's first goal and later, repeated the same theatrics as City were desperately looking for a second goal to pin back Liverpool. 


Guardiola has never been furious like this before and if not for his years experience he would've said something about Micheal Oliver, Trent Alexander Arnold, the VAR and even Anfield crowd that kept cheering despite seeing the fouls. 

The game is over and the score line can't be revised so the question remains, did Arnold real commit a penalty against Manchester City? 
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  1. UnknownNovember 11, 2019 at 2:05 PM

    Arnold didn't committed penalty against Manchester city. The first penalty appeals is not right because Bernardo Silva handled the ball before Arnold. The second one, is not penalty. Why...? Because it was ball to hand, not hand to ball

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