'BIZARRE' RED GOT US GOING

JURRIEN TIMBER said Arsenal did not want to make a point after the red-card controversy at Wolves they just wanted to take all three.

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Any moans and groans were parked at half-time as Mikel Arteta and his men sifted through the wreckage of what appeared to be a fatal decision.

The Gunners will now leave it to the authorities to decide whether referee Michael Oliver's decision to send off Matt Doherty for tripping Myles Lewis-Skelly should be overturned.

Defender Timber said: "It's bizarre. When you are in games there are a lot of things happening. You didn't expect a red card, but in the end you just have to accept them and react.