Manchester City and Arsenal will face no retrospective punishment after Sunday’s fiery clash at the Etihad, Sky Sports reports. City striker Erling Haaland threw the ball at the back of Gabriel’s head after City’s injury time equaliser. But the FA cannot get involved as the incident was reviewed at...
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