Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta has seen this before, and he didn't like it the first few times — his Gunners have wasted a chance to make up ground on a table leader via missed chances and self-inflicted wounds.

Arsenal’s 15-game unbeaten Premier League run came to an end as West Ham United thwarted their attempt to reduce the gap to leaders Liverpool at the top of the table. Liverpool have dropped points in two of their past three matches and travel to Manchester City on Sunday, a ground at which they have not won in 10 years.

Per the Premier League rules, any player sent off for denying a clear opportunity at goal will result in only a one-game ban - as was the case for William Saliba earlier in the season after his dismissal against Bournemouth. Some may believe a straight red card would result in an automatic three-game suspension, but this is not the case.

Arsenal were a goal down to West Ham when Myles Lewis-Skelly was sent off for bringing down Mohammed Kudus as the last man, though referee Craig Pawson at first only booked the left-back

Arsenal have suffered a major blow to their Premier League title hopes due to a disappointing 1-0 defeat to West Ham on Saturday. The

MYLES LEWIS-SKELLY has seen red again – just weeks after his controversial sending-off at Wolves. The Arsenal teenager was given his marching orders during the second half of

Arsenal have been fined 65,000 pounds ($82,000) by the English FA for failing to control their players after defender Myles Lewis-Skelly was sent off during their Premier League win at Wolverhampton Wanderers in January.

ARSENAL ace Myles Lewis-Skelly was sent off once more following another VAR review. Lewis-Skelly, 18, and the rest of Mikel Arteta’s men endured a miserable afternoon at the Emirates as they

Howard Webb has admitted that Myles Lewis-Skelly should not have been sent off against Wolves, but the PGMOL chief insists the decision was not a “horrendous” error.Photo by Shaun Botterill/Getty