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    Arsenal - Aston Villa FA Premier League 2013/2014 2013-08-17. goals: Giroud, Benteke miss penalty + penalty + head), Luna red car: Koscielny
    A.Villa was 29 minutes ahead and 16 minutes down on score

    Stats
    15Shots11
    4Shots on goal6
    15Fouls19
    4Corner Kicks3
    3Offsides1
    64%% possession36%


    #Rate
    1 Szczęsny21'
    3 Sagna94' '
    4 Mertesacker
    6 Koscielny61'
    67'
    28 Gibbs28' '
    16 Ramsey
    10 Wilshere30'
    14 Walcott
    7 Rosický
    15 O Chamberlain46' '
    12 Giroud
    #SubstitutesRate
    21 Fabiański
    25 Jenkinson28'
    19 S Cazorla46'79'
    26 Frimpong
    44 Gnabry
    9 Podolski94'
    22 Sanogo
    Coach : Wenger
    Assistant : Banfield
    Assistant : Bould
    Assistant : Primorac


    #Rate
    1 Guzan
    34 Lowton
    4 Vlaar30'
    2 Baker17' '
    14 Luna45'
    8 E Ahmadi
    15 Westwood65'
    16 Delph
    10 Weimann88' '
    11 Agbonlahor95'
    20 Benteke60'
    #SubstitutesRate
    13 Steer
    5 Okore
    6 Clark17'
    7 Bacuna88'
    9 Helenius
    21 Bowery
    24 Tonev
    Coach : Lambert
    Assistant : McAllister
    Assistant : Culverhouse




    Comments
    166.87.163.133   -   17-Aug-13 17:44 about
    Taylor took charge of the first Premier League game of the 2013-14 EPL season with Arsenal playing Aston Villa. In a shocking game, Taylor made dubious decisions regarding penalties and fouls. Aston Villa racked up more than 10 fouls, yet most players escaped with fouls. However, Arsenal, who suffered through a shocking penalty decision and had fewer fouls, were shown a red card and more yellow cards than Aston Villa. Arsene Wenger was predictably furious with the referee.
    TRhyne   -   17-Aug-13 16:37 about
    Refereeing is obviously subjective, but if you aren t sure you ask for second opinions. That s why they re there. In the arsenal/villa game to start the 13-14 season mr. Taylor seems to be jumping to conclusions that even his ARs seem to disagree with.

    I know FIFA and uefa protect referees from accountability and consequence, but watching this guy bumble call after call while his assistant refs desperately try to call him off the ledge (and fail) is like watching the world s longest train wreck.