Gary Breen

I think he's that good.

I think a lot of energy is wasted in terms of how much he was doubling back.

And maybe that was because it was PSG, but he was seen to be covering Mosquera as much as he could.

I think they're going to have to look at it because you're right in terms of, can you see those kinds of attacking quality more often and

A reference probably is Alisa leaving Crystal Palace to go to Bayern Munich under Kompany's way of playing and just excelling, just having that constant ball fed into him and just saying to him, just show us your attacking ability.

Flip side of that is Eze leaves Palace.

He goes to Arsenal, his boy's club.

And it just feels as if like he's always trying to, rather than play football,

his own type of football as such, and with that freedom to express himself and show the qualities, why Arsenal got him in, it always seems like he's slightly kind of restricted in terms of where am I supposed to be when a ball comes here, as opposed to playing instinctively.

Now, that's not to suggest you carry those type of players, because you can't.

Modern football has shown that.

And they're probably the perfect example as well, PSG, because we talk about that quality of those players, Dembele,

in fact, Skellier, all of them, Bacola, Douay, they do brilliantly defensively in terms of the press.

It's not like it's one or the other.

It's just, can you get more of the attacking outlet without negating the defensive side?

And it just seems that it's airing more for defensive stability first for Arsenal than it is in terms of how creative can you be.

Perfect.

There's always that threshold in terms of VAR getting involved in terms of whether or not they think it's something that needs to be reviewed and that they won't overturn it.

So had he given the penalty, I don't think they'd have been overturned.

The fact that he didn't give it wasn't overturned either.