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Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta has explained how he wants his players to respond to the injustice they faced last Saturday when Brentford's equaliser was wrongly allowed to stand

Arsenal have found out their officiating team for the weekend’s clash against Aston Villa, while Lee Mason has not been given a game following his blunder during the Gunners' draw with Brentford

Premier League referees find themselves under-fire following a disastrous weekend of decisions, with a number of high-profile gaffes involving the use of VAR, notably at matches at Arsenal and Crystal Palace

Chief of referees Howard Webb has moved forward a meeting with officials after a string on high-profile blunders marred the weekend's Premier League action

VAR howlers at Arsenal vs Brentford, Crystal Palace vs Brighton and West Ham vs Chelsea have shone a light back on the officials and PGMOL head honcho Howard Webb

John Brooks incorrectly ruled out an Arsenal goal for VAR against Brentford - which could have implications on the title race - and has been taken off duty for Arsenal vs Man City and Liverpool vs Everton this week

John Brooks was due to be in charge of VAR for Liverpool vs Everton and Arsenal vs Man City but has been axed after a crucial error in the Premier League at the weekend

Howard Webb, now the head of the PGMOL, has spoken about VAR's ability to save referees when they make glaring errors, but the system itself had a shocking weekend with several notable errors

John Brooks was in the VAR room for Crystal Palace's derby contest against Brighton and was guilty of making a glaring error that cost the Seagulls all three points

VAR official Mason, a former on-pitch referee, made an error when he failed to rule out Brentford's equalising goal from Ivan Toney at the Emirates Stadium on Saturday afternoon

Brentford scored a controversial equaliser against Arsenal through Ivan Toney which should've been ruled out for offside, while Brighton were incorrectly denied a goal because of 'human error' in the VAR room

Lee Mason is one of the Premier League's few dedicated Video Assistant Referees, but his position has come under scrutiny after his glaring error during Arsenal vs Brentford

ROBBIE SAVAGE COLUMN: Bruno Fernandes scored a controversial equaliser for Man Utd in last weekend's Manchester derby and with things tight in the top four, it could have a big bearing on the final positions

Wolves were denied a late winner in their FA Cup third round clash with Liverpool at the weekend after a controversial VAR decision - made due to a lack of camera angles available

Mikel Arteta was left fuming on Tuesday night as his Arsenal side were denied two penalty shouts and will get the chance to meet Premier League referee chief Howard Webb as he tours all 20 clubs