BBC News reported that Darren Cann, a former Premier League assistant referee, has explained why Arsenal should have been awarded a penalty in the Premier League champions' 1-0 win over Hull City. In a video the broadcaster published, Cann addresses a foul on Kai Havertz in the BBC News video report.
The BBC News summary identifies Cann by his earlier work as an assistant referee in the Premier League. It describes his subject as a foul on Havertz, but it does not say how the contact occurred, what the on-field officials decided at the time, or whether the decision was later reviewed. The summary also contains no direct quotation from Cann beyond a general description of his argument.
BBC News did not report a response from Hull City, Arsenal, or the league in the summary. Its account also does not state the date of the match or give any score beyond the 1-0 result.
BBC News filed the item under its football video section, with a headline stating that Arsenal should have been awarded a penalty against Hull.
BBC News places the match in the context of Arsenal's status as Premier League champions. It names Hull City as the side beaten 1-0 and gives no further statistics, lineups, or match details. The full explanation is in the video itself, which the summary describes but does not reproduce.
Sources: BBC News: Arsenal should have been awarded penalty against Hull - Cann.