MyLes Lewis-Skelly has seen Red again a few weeks after his controversial shipping at Wolves.
The Arsenal -Teenager received his mars orders during the second half of Saturday with West Ham.
Lewis-Skelly was initially shown a yellow card after dragging Mohammed Kudus while trying to break into goal.
The teenager was caught in the half line, with Arsenal insisting on an equalizer in North Londen.
West Ham led thanks to an attack from the first half of Jarrod Bowen.
Kudus took the ball from Lewis-Skelly, with Arsenal goalkeeper David Raya Miles from his line.
With the hammers forward in the Clear, the Gunners -defender jumped in to try to poke the ball away.
He made limited contact with the ball and brought Kudus down and after a first yellow card, Craig Pawson upgraded it to red after a VAR review.
The Premier League explained: “VAR checked the call from yellow card from the referee to Lewis-Skelly for a challenge on Kudus-it considering the denial of an obvious goal scoring Chance because of the position of the keeper and there Is not a cover defender, therefore recommended an on -field review.
“The referee then upgraded the yellow to a red card.”
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Lewis-Skelly has shown two Reds this season, after a controversial shipping against Wolves last month.
The 18-year-old received a right red in Molineux on January 25 for a cynical error on Matt Doherty.
On that occasion, Lewis-Skelly made the tackle on the edge of the Wolves area while trying to combat.
The decision was closed by experts and former officials, including the former head of the PGMOL Keith Hackett.
Hackett called on ref Michael Oliver to be suspended about the “big mistake”, which gave rise to a debate about the use of VAR in the Prem.
The Premier League confirmed that VAR supported the decision because Lewis-Skelly was guilty of “serious cheating”.
But Arsenal later launched a profession and the FA then lifted the suspension of Lewis-Skelly.
A FA statement on January 28 was: “An independent regulatory committee has confirmed a claim of unlawful dismissal with regard to Myles Lewis-Skelly and removed his suspension of three games.
“The Arsenal player was sent for serious false game during their Premier League match against Wolverhampton Wanderers on Saturday, January 25, 2025.”
The PGMOL later confirmed that the police had started an investigation into the “disgusting abuse” aimed at Oliver after the game.
It stated: “We were shocked by the threats and abuse aimed at Michael Oliver after the Wolverhampton Wanderers against Arsenal -resistant value.
“No civil servant may be subject to any form of abuse, let alone the disgusting attacks aimed at Michael and his family in the last 24 hours.
“The police are aware and a number of investigations have started.
Sunsport has also revealed how Lewis-Skelly is close to a call for England-all, despite making less than 10 Premier League-Starts.
The teenager still has to play for the England under the age of 21, but has attracted the attention of the new boss Thomas Tuchel.
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