Arsenal
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BBC News : Every VAR error in 2025-26 Premier League: How Arsenal escaped red cards and penalties
Arsenal framed as unfairly advantaged and outside fair play norms
Loaded language in headline and lead frames Arsenal's lack of penalties and red cards as evasion of justice rather than neutral outcomes, using terms like 'escaped' and 'beneficiaries' to imply moral transgression.
“How Arsenal escaped red cards and penalties”
news.com.au : Arsenal saved in controversy, goal disallowed in Premier League title race drama
Arsenal framed as being under existential threat, narrowly avoiding disaster
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“Arsenal were spared a disastrous end to their match with West Ham after VAR deemed the Hammers to have committed a foul ahead of their late equaliser.”
Daily Mail : Arsenal's lucky escape: Premier League panel admits Gabriel SHOULD have been sent off for headbutting …
Arsenal portrayed as escaping danger or consequence
The headline and repeated use of 'lucky escape' frame Arsenal as having narrowly avoided a serious threat (a player ban) despite wrongdoing, emphasizing relief from harm rather than accountability.
“Arsenal's lucky escape: Premier League panel admits Gabriel SHOULD have been sent off for headbutting Erling Haaland in defeat by Man City as star avoids costly ban in title race”