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'Everyone saw it' - Iraola confused by Isak penalty decision

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The Independent'Everyone saw it' - Iraola confused by Isak penalty decision
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Following a home defeat to league leaders Arsenal, Liverpool manager Andoni Iraola expressed confusion over a refereeing decision involving Alexander Isak. BBC Sport noted that the manager stated "'Everyone saw it'" and remarked that he "'doesn't understand'" why a penalty was not awarded for a shirt pull. The Independent added that the manager argued "'You have to dive'" after the penalty appeals were waved away.

Written by HeadlineShine from 2 outlets' reporting, with AI assistance. Each outlet's own story is listed alongside.

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