Wolves' O'Neil Accuses Referees of Bias
Wolves' O'Neil Accuses Referees of Bias

Wolves' O'Neil Accuses Referees of Bias

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Arsenal has been found to be the most leniently officiated among the Premier League's 'Big Six', averaging 5.39 fouls per yellow card, while Manchester City receives bookings every 2.83 fouls, the strictest rate. Despite complaints from Arsenal about their officiating, data suggests referees are more reluctant to caution Arsenal players. In a related controversy, Wolves manager Gary O'Neil criticized referees for what he perceives as an unconscious bias favoring top teams after a last-minute goal by Manchester City was allowed despite a potential offside. The FA has contacted Wolves regarding O'Neil's comments, which questioned whether officials unconsciously favor bigger clubs. O'Neil emphasized that he does not believe referees act against Wolves intentionally but hinted at possible subconscious influences. This reflects ongoing concerns about officiating fairness in the Premier League.

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