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Gary Neville and Clinton Morrison agreed that Randal Kolo Muani fouled Gabriel Magalhaes before Tottenham Hotspur had their equalising goal against Arsenal disallowed.

Gabriel acrobatically threw himself to the ground after feeling the slightest contact on his back from the Spurs forward. Kolo Muani then controlled the Conor Gallagher cross before firing past David Raya, but referee Peter Bankes blew his whistle to award Arsenal a free-kick.

Tottenham captain Micky van de Ven was straight over to the official arguing Spurs' case. His new head coach, Igor Tudor, also gestured with both hands on the sideline that Gabriel dived.

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However, Sky Sports' co-commentator Neville said: "That was a foul. He was too obvious, Kolo Muani.

"Kolo Muani gives Gabriel a nudge; it was clear from here. It's soft from Gabriel, we've seen it before, but it's two hands on the back."

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