William Saliba was shown a red card during Arsenal's Premier League clash with Bournemouth after pulling back Evanilson, with the VAR helping change the decision.

Howard Webb, head of the PGMOL, was in the stands to watch Arsenal's William Saliba controversially sent off in the Gunners' Premier League defeat at Bournemouth

JAMIE CARRAGHER quickly deleted a tweet about Howard Webb after William Saliba was shown a red card in Arsenal’s game against Bournemouth. The incident happened in the first half when a

Jamie Carragher raised eyebrows on social media by questioning whether Howard Webb stepped in to send off William Saliba during Arsenal 's clash with Bournemouth.

Sky Sports pundit Jamie Carragher has deleted a social media post he'd made questioning PGMOL chief Howard Webb in the aftermath of William Saliba's red card against Bournemouth

Jamie Carragher has questioned Howard Webb's involvement in Arsenal's William Saliba getting a straight red card during their 2-0 loss against Bournemouth on October 19 at the Vitality Stadium.

PGMOL chief Howard Webb was in attendance for Arsenal's defeat at Bournemouth and was seen wearing an earpiece during the match.

Jamie Carragher has stoked the Arsenal conspiracy flames on social media after what he saw in their defeat to Bournemouth on Saturday following William Saliba's dismissal.

William Saliba’s red card for Arsenal against Bournemouth is bound to go down as one of the most controversial refereeing decisions of the season. Saliba tugged back Cherries striker Evanilson when a loose pass from Leandro Trossard appeared bound to have set him free on goal.

Arsenal found themselves down to 10 men again in the Premier League season when William Saliba came together with Bournemouth striker Evanilson.