In unexpected scenes at the Emirates Stadium, Arsenal's defender Tomiyasu was shown a second yellow card during their match against Brighton. The 22-year-old Japanese player, known for his versatility and defensive abilities, received the second yellow for touching the ball as Brighton tried to take a quick free kick.

Social media exploded with a mix of confusion and frustration over the decision. Fans took to platforms to express their disbelief at the unusual call, with many highlighting incidents from previous seasons involving Arsenal players and controversial referee decisions.

Prior incidents involving Arsenal players, including Martinelli and Luiz, were brought up, as fans debated the consistency of refereeing decisions in the English Premier League. Some fans felt Tomiyasu's second yellow was harsh, while others argued that the rules were applied correctly but lacked consistency overall.

Critics pointed out similar instances where players from other clubs were not penalized for similar actions, leading to accusations of bias and frustration with refereeing standards in the league. The debate on social media highlighted the passion and intensity that fans bring to such contentious decisions.

As the match against Brighton ended in a draw, Arsenal fans were left pondering the impact of Tomiyasu's sending off and the broader implications for the team's performances in the upcoming matches. The incident will no doubt spark further discussions on the role of referees and the application of rules in the high-stakes world of the English Premier League.