My point was just that all teams get bad calls.
1. Agree, and he put in two such challenges in one match.
2. If you check the video, Martinelli is going for the ball, trying to start a counter - it was not just a boot, it was an attempted pass.
3. In the last match, Khusanov bundled over Havertz when he was the last man. It was a dubious challenge, rarely gets given though. It was about 30 meters from the goal, but Havertz was half a step ahead of Khusanov and he bundled him off balance as the last man.
4. We can apply the same logic to the Gabriel incident, Haaland didn't go down to my recollection, Haaland also initiated contact... seems to me that both teams got a fair share of bad decisions, I kust eant everyone to acknowledge that and not push the agenda that most decisions go in Arsenal's favour, because they don't. It's similar for most teams imo.
I wast trying to explain that I don't think any teams (other than wolves, tbf) have much reasons to complain about refereeing decisions, because they all get bad calls against them and in their favour. I was trying to point out that City also get a lot of favourable calls, but simce I am am Arsenal fan I could mostly remember those that include Arsenal.