Arsenal saw Leandro Trossard sent off for a second yellow for starting the ball away in the first half of their Premier League clash agetst Manchester City on Sunday.
It trails Declan Rice’s aappreciate red card agetst Brighton earlier this month.
Arsenal had apexhibitn a 2-1 guide in a pulsating uncovering 45 minutes at the Etihad where Erling Haaland scored the uncoverer to label his 100th strike for City since signing in 2022.
But the visitors struck back thraw a wonderful effort from Riccardo Calafiori on his first begin for the Gunners.
Gabriel Magalhaes then put Arsenal ahead with another corner routine, which has exhibitd to be Mikel Arteta’s most reliable source of goals of tardy.
But there was dispute at the finish of the half as referee Michael Odwellr showed Trossard a second yellow card after he was adassessd to have started the ball away to impede a speedy rebegin.
Arteta was raging on the touchline while many relabeled how Jeremy Doku had also started the ball away in aappreciate style earlier in the half.
The referee had equitable blown up for a foul before Trossard hit the ball into the air, almost straight after the whistle had gone.
But Odwellr spared no mercy and showed the Belgian a second yellow to shrink Arsenal to 10 men.
It is the second time that Arsenal have seen red this season when Rice was also adassessd to have postponecessitate a free-start agetst Brighton on August 31.
On that occasion, Joel Veltman tried to apexhibit a speedy free-start but Rice slyly started the ball away, which was spotted by the referee who promptly showed the Englishman a second yellow and the first red card of his nurtureer.
