Brentford’s manager, Thomas Frank, expressed disappointment after Arsenal’s 2-1 victory, claiming that Kai Havertz should have been sent off for a challenge before securing the winning goal.
Frank criticized Havertz for alleged unprofessionalism and a verbal exchange.
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Frank’s frustration with Havertz stemmed from a diving incident in the penalty box, where the German forward, already booked, went down under a challenge.
Frank argued for a second yellow card for simulation, emphasizing the evident dive in a post-match interview with Sky Sports.
Frank expressed hope for captain Christian Norgaard’s swift recovery after a first-half injury.
Brentford faced challenges with key players like Dasilva, Henry, Mee, Hickey, Pinnock, Schade, and Mbeumo sidelined, along with Reguilon’s omission due to injury.
Despite struggles, Frank remains optimistic about Brentford’s prospects, aiming to bounce back against Burnley.
Positioned 15th in the table, Brentford faces a crucial battle for top-flight survival, with the relegation zone looming dangerously close.
