Slow-motion footage of Kai Havertz's disallowed goal against Aston Villa has ignited widespread debate among fans after Arsenal stumbled again in the Premier League title race. The incident was one of the most discussed moments from Saturday's clash in north London.

Was the VAR right to disallow Arsenal's late "winner" against Aston Villa? Should Carlos Baleba have been sent off against Manchester United?

Gary Lineker has said whether VAR were right to overturn Arsenal's winner against Aston Villa because of Kai Havertz's perceieved handball.

Aston Villa striker Ollie Watkins has suggested his side were lucky to see Arsenal have a late goal ruled out in their 2-2 draw on Saturday.

Mikel Merino's late strike was ruled out after the ball struck Kai Havertz's arm with the Premier league offering a statement that led to the goal being disallowed.

Arsenal’s Premier League title bid was dealt a hammer blow after they surrendered a two-goal lead to draw 2-2 with Aston Villa at the Emirates. Gabriel Martinelli fired Arsenal ahead in the first half before Kai Havertz doubled the home side’s advantage 10 minutes after the interval.

Arsenal thought they had snatched a 3-2 victory over Aston Villa in the Premier League on Sunday, but Kai Havertz's late goal was ruled out by VAR.

Declan Rice scored after 104 seconds before Kai Havertz netted the 500th goal of Mikel Arteta's time in charge and Martin Odegaard added a late third

The latest Arsenal news as what would have been a crucial late winner for the team in the 2-2 draw was ruled out after a VAR check.

The Premier League on Saturday night issued a statement explaining why Kai Havertz’s late goal for Arsenal against Aston Villa was chalked off. Havertz thought that he’ had scored a potential winner to make it 3-2 in the 87th minute.