article_snippet.sent: although in a first half with four penalty appeals it was clear that referee, Michael Oliver was only going to award what Michael Oliver felt was a stonewall spot kick and there was only one of those.
article_snippet.sent: but I agreed with Michael Oliver that the contact was accidental and minimal
article_snippet.sent: Michael Oliver was more decisive when Cesc Fabregas went to ground after feeling contact from Santi Cazorla.
article_snippet.sent: The fall was exaggerated and theatrical and that might have influenced Michael Oliver as Michael Oliver cautioned the Spaniard for simulation.
article_snippet.sent: Replays proved that to be incorrect as they showed slight contact on Cesc Fabregas knee - perhaps not enough for a penalty but certainly enough contact to make the caution incorrect.
article_snippet.sent: Arsenal had an appeal of their own when the ball span up and caught Gary Cahill on the arm
article_snippet.sent: but again I thought Michael Oliver was right as Gary Cahill was very close to the Arsenal player and the arm was not in an unnatural position.
article_snippet.sent: Cesc Fabregas was booked after appearing to kick Cesc Fabregas leg out to find contact from Santi Cazorla .
article_snippet.sent: Replays showed that there was some contact on Cesc Fabregas, and therefore the booking for diving was harsh .
article_snippet.sent: Santi Cazorla shot hit Gary Cahill arm, but Cesc Fabregas was too close to have deliberately handled .
highlights_snippet.sent: Cesc Fabregas was wrongly booked for diving, but no penalty was right .
  