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Yeah, it’s so obvious that this is something they’ve cooked up to try and win pens Ballard initiates the contact, and then when the defender instinctively grabs on, he goes to ground Fair play, it fooled the refs in the Arsenal game. It just clearly shouldn’t be a pen 😂

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