41 minutes ago What Man City and Pep Guardiola did after winner vs Wolves sends brutal message to Arsenal

Manchester City had a golden opportunity to make a title statement in the Premier League when they took on Wolves on Sunday.

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12 hours ago Arne Slot questions two decisions after Premier League statement on Liverpool vs Chelsea

Arne Slot's Liverpool moved top of the Premier League with a hard-fought victory over Chelsea but the game at Anfield didn't pass without controversy as VAR got involved

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13 hours ago 'Bernardo Silva impacted Jose Sa' as Premier League statement on Man City goal debated

Manchester City beat Wolves thanks to a controversial winning goal from John Stones, which was initially disallowed by referee Chris Kavanagh before a VAR check

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13 hours ago Premier League release statement as Liverpool denied second penalty vs Chelsea

Robert Sanchez was first judged to have fouled Liverpool star Curtis Jones but an intervention from VAR at Anfield ensured that the Chelsea goalkeeper was spared as the penalty was overturned

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14 hours ago Pep Guardiola responds after Premier League statement on Man City controversy

John Stones scored a 95th minute winner at Molineux as the Premier League champions came from behind to claim a 2-1 victory over Wolves, with VAR intervening at the death to give them all three points

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15 hours ago Premier League release statement after Man City awarded controversial winner vs Wolves

Manchester City earned a stoppage time victory over Wolverhampton Wanderers thanks to John Stones' last gasp header that required VAR to intervene before being awarded for Pep Guardiola's side

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15 hours ago Premier League release statement after Man City awarded controversial John Stones goal vs Wolves

Manchester City news as John Stones scores late winner against Wolves despite VAR sending the referee to an on-field review

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27 hours ago Arsenal news: Premier League make William Saliba statement after Declan Rice comment

Arsenal saw their unbeaten start in the Premier League come to an end on Saturday with a 2-0 defeat to Bournemouth with French defender William Saliba sent off after a VAR review

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