The Spaniard was not best pleased with the officiating against Crystal Palace.
Arsenal controlled the contest for over an hour and had two excellent chances to open the scoring in the first half but Eddie Nketiah hit the post with the first and then dinked the ball over the bar from six yards out with the other.
The first was for time-wasting – though team-mate Kai Havertz seemed to be the bigger culprit during the incident – while the second initially appeared to be for a tug of Andre Ayew’s shirt, though replays suggested there was minimal, if any, contact.
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