Arsenal icon agrees with Frank over Havertz's 'clear dive' as VAR 'go to the toilet' at crucial time

Arsenal legend Ian Wright has admitted that Kai Havertz deserve been sent out off before racking up a primary winner for the Gunners against Brentford.

Havertz racked up a late urge to edge Arsenal past the Bees on Saturday night, although various assume he should not have been on the pitch.

Have to Arsenal’s Kai Havertz have watched red against Brentford?

After being advised for recording Brentford defender Kristoffer Ajer with an elbow, the Germany international appeared to dive in an exertion to win a 2nd-half fine.

Umpire Robert Jones ignored Havertz’s lusters for a detect-kick while waving away angry objections from the Brentford gamers.

Chatting after the arcade, Bees company Thomas Frank advocated it was a “easy to understand dive” and also that the former Chelsea ruffian deserve been sent out off.

“Havertz is a easy to understand, easy to understand dive,” he advocated.

“I dream they would conceivably simply admit it. I don’t come to be aware if he has provided that that confiscates elbowroom with one voice the time, every week a guy is doing it. I come to be aware it confiscates elbowroom.

“That should of course been a 2nd yellow and also a red card. And after that he wouldn’t be able to standing the winner and also ideally perhaps we would conceivably have gained a tiny tiny supplemental momentum, perhaps to win the arcade.”

Brentford midfielder Vitaly Janelt echoed the pointers of his supervisor.

“Suitable presently, I don’t reckon momentum is with us,” Janelt told the bar’s police site.

“Everyone devised for that Arsenal would conceivably win by 3, four, 5 today provided that of their last results, yet everyone knows how strenuous it is to tinker against us either at domicile or away.

“They didn’t invent various opportunities and also, for me, it was a easy to understand yellow and also after that red to Havertz, it was a easy to understand dive for me. Then he rankings the winner, yet that’s football.”

Ian Wright: Kai Havertz deserve been sent out off against Brentford

To patient any kind of talk of Brentford being biased or harsh, Arsenal legend Wright has admitted that Havertz should not have been on the pitch to web his 2nd late winner of the season against Frank’s males.

Chatting on Suit of the Day, Wright sympathised with the Danish head consultant, dictum: “I tote out particularize with Thomas Frank, he arguably shouldn’t have been on the pitch for that yet he was and also I was grateful he was to be truthful!

“I reckon the underling should arguably be doing supplemental there. The underling should be watching that.

“They [VAR] can’t be furnishing a yellow card there yet they’ve missed out on so much. They sketchy to have visited the toilet at that details time!”