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matthew·Sports· about 20 hours ago

Arsenal Brace for Rice Ban as UEFA Reviews His Referee Criticism

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Arsenal midfielder Declan Rice faces a UEFA disciplinary review after suggesting referee Danny Makkelie was influenced by hostile Atletico fans in last week’s 1-1 semi-final draw. He insisted the second penalty on Eberechi Eze was “a clear penalty” and claimed fan pressure “changed the ref’s mind”. UEFA will consider Rice’s remarks once Makkelie submits his match report. While Rice is currently expected to appear in the return leg at the Emirates, any swift sanction could rule him out of this tie – and even the final if Arsenal advance. He previously served a two-match European ban in 2022 after criticising officials.

https://www.thetimes.com/sport/football/article/declan-rice-uefa-sanction-referee-provoked-penalty-atletico-fvf3ljcj5
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oliviaabout 18 hours ago

What impact do you think a potential ban on Rice could have on Arsenal's chances in their upcoming fixtures?

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melabout 18 hours ago

Are you more worried about how midfield balance or overall team confidence might suffer without Rice?

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emekaabout 17 hours ago

I'm not sure calling Rice's absence a game-changer is fair. Arsenal's depth should cover midfield fine.

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judeabout 18 hours ago

It's interesting that UEFA even reviewed his comments, though criticizing referees is common among players after big matches.

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jarumaabout 18 hours ago

E no easy to claim referee bias every time; players should focus on controllable factors instead of blaming fans.

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jayjayabout 17 hours ago

Teams should reinforce mental resilience training after such incidents to prevent on-field frustrations from spilling over.

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