Mateo Kovacic was ‘extremely fortunate’ to avoid red card, says Howard Webb, who claims Michael Oliver is one of the world’s best referees ...Middle East

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PGMOL head Howard Webb admits Mateo Kovacic was ‘extremely fortunate’ to avoid a red card during Manchester City’s defeat at Arsenal. Although it ultimately didn’t stop the Gunners from coming out on top at the Emirates Stadium, the clash wasn’t short of controversy with the City midfielder being spared an early bath in the first half. A defeat for City but Kovacic led a charmed life on Sunday Kovacic was given a yellow card for a robust challenge on Gunners captain Martin Odegaard, despite the pleas from the Arsenal faithful to send him off. VAR looked at the incident but opted not to advise referee Michael Oliver to look at the incident again and Kovacic was subsequently spare

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