Mikel Arteta believes Arsenal were robbed of a clear penalty in their 0-0 draw at Nottingham Forest. The incident involved Ola Aina appearing to handle the ball near the byline. Referee Michael Oliver waved play on, and VAR Darren England upheld the call, ruling the ball hit Aina's shoulder first.

Arteta directly challenged the PGMO's explanation, calling it "not right." He argued the shoulder touch was irrelevant given the intention of Aina's arm action. The manager insisted the incident was a definitive penalty, highlighting the fine margins that often decide Premier League matches and leaving Arsenal frustrated with another officiating controversy.

Forest boss Sean Dyche, meanwhile, dismissed the penalty appeals as "ridiculous," stating football should be cancelled if such incidents are given. He also argued Forest deserved a penalty of their own from a challenge on Callum Hudson-Odoi. The debate underscores the ongoing tension between managers and officials over handball interpretations.