London's "Arsenal" manager Arsene Wenger revealed that during the match break he warned Francis Coquelin, who earned two yellow cards in the North London derby against "Tottenham". The Frenchman was sent off in the 55th minute, when he fouled Erik Lamela in a quick attack. Before that, the "gunners" had taken the lead through Aaron Ramsey, but after Coquelin's dismissal, Toby Alderweireld and Harry Kane quickly equalized and surpassed them. However, Alexis Sanchez managed to score a goal for his team. "He knows he made a big mistake. We warned him during the break. He wanted to do well, but miscalculated his actions trying to win the ball," Wenger said after the match. "He will have to learn quickly from this. Playing at the highest level requires dedication, but he must be controlled. With a yellow card, he made a mistake." "I can't complain about that. I could only be unhappy if Dier wasn't sent off." "I think the referee should also come to the press conference after the match to answer your questions."
