• Former Premier League striker Stan Collymore insists Kai Havertz should have been booked for simulation after Arsenal were awarded a penalty against AFC Bournemouth.
• The decision to award the penalty took a lengthy VAR review before being confirmed, with Bukayo Saka converting and leading Arsenal to a 30 victory.
• 'TNT Sports pundits Joe Cole and Martin Keown agreed that the officials made the right decision in awarding the penalty, despite some controversy.'

Former Premier League striker Stan Collymore has criticized Arsenal's Kai Havertz for his role in winning a controversial penalty against AFC Bournemouth. The incident occurred when Havertz was fouled by visiting goalkeeper Mark Travers just before half time, resulting in referee David Coote awarding a spot kick which was eventually converted by Bukayo Saka.

Collymore expressed his belief that instead of rewarding penalties for such incidents, players like Havertz should be shown yellow cards as punishment for simulation. However, TNT Sports pundits Joe Cole and Martin Keown defended the referee's decision and supported giving penalties where they are deserved.

Cole highlighted how young goalkeepers can struggle in such situations but ultimately believed it was the correct call from Coote. On the other hand, Keown acknowledged that while Travers had performed well up until then, he showed signs of inexperience which allowed Havertz to take advantage.