United was performing admirably against Arsenal in the early stages of the game.
However, Arsenal seized the lead when Leandro Trossard comfortably converted a cross from Kai Havertz in front of the Stretford End.
This opened up the scoring for Arsenal. As the 21-year-old attempted to level the playing field, he made a cut in from the right side and then went down to the ground.
A preliminary examination of the Partey challenge indicated that it was within the penalty area; however, a video showed that it may have been considerably closer.
In agreement with the judge, Paul Tierney, the video review concluded that there should not be a penalty kick executed.
Following a hard hit delivered by Thomas Partey during Arsenal’s victory over Manchester United, a number of officials have come under fire for failing to award a penalty to Amad Diallo, a player signed with Manchester United.
In the Premier League match between United and Arsenal, Thomas Partey was responsible for tripping Amad and knocking him to the ground.
United believed that they should have been awarded a penalty for the incident. Mike Dean, a former referee for the Premier League, provided Sky Sports with the following statement: “For me, it’s not inside [the penalty area].”
The fact that he was quick and competent enough to step on Partey’s foot and knock him down should allow him to recover without any problems.
On the other hand, Gary Neville stated that it was not so black and white.
According to what he claimed, “the only question that remains is whether or not there was party on the floor.”
He raises his right leg to his chest. Be sure to take a look at Parety’s right leg. Not at all.
Try not to move while you are watching it. It’s really cool. Is he able to grasp the ball? Have not yet made a decision. that is most likely sufficient in it.” Dean, on the other hand, would not give up.
His statement was, “I do not believe there is sufficient in it.” The fact that Amad stepped on his foot is evidence that it is out there.
It does not appear to be a penalty kick to me. John Brooks, the video assistant referee, concurred with Paul that what he did was appropriate.