Mikel Arteta booked for demanding Man City yellow card for challenge on Kai Havertz
Mikel Arteta was shown a yellow card after demanding Rodri get booked for a challenge on Kai Havertz in the Community Shield.2But the result was himself going into the book insteadArsenal midfielder Thomas Partey was booked for such an infringement earlier in the contest so when Rodri fouled Havertz, the north Londoners were incensed that he did not go into the ref's book.
That included Gunners coach Arteta, who fumed on the touchline and gestured for Stuart Attwell to book the player by brandishing an imaginary card.Partey had been booked earlier in the contest after tripping up Julian Alvarez.
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