10 Of  The Most Controversial Premier League Moments Of The Decade

From the biggest and top-notch gamers and golf equipment to the most shocking and controversial moments every year there is something new that makes us fans watch with bated breath. 

As one of the most aggressive and exciting years in a long time subsequently comes to an end, we return to some of the most controversial moments of the 2010s. 

Vincent Kompany runs away from the Crimson vs Liverpool (2019)

The name of the 2018/2019 race will remain in the memory of almost every Premier League fan for a long time. 

Liverpool and Manchester City were fighting for arguably the closest title race the league has ever seen, and each of them in no way pushed the alternative directly to the heights and standards before it was witnessed.

In stoppage time, the winner turned into the decider via the unmarried factor, with Manchester City's ninety-eight points seeing them retain their Premier League title, while Liverpool became the all-time top scorer, finishing second with a brilliant ninety-seven points.

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When rampant Liverpool visited the Etihad in January, City captain Vincent Kompany avoided what appeared to be a certain red card after scoring Liverpool talisman Mohamed Salah with the controversial "ultimate guy" assignment. 

Replays confirmed that the Belgian made an excessive and late challenge each time, with both toes additionally coming off the floor, but the choice to award the most effective yellow card stood - to the disbelief and fury of Liverpool supervisor Jurgen Klopp and Reds fans everywhere. 

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The city eventually managed to break away from the sport, perhaps with the most decisive 3 factors in Premier League history, clinging on at the final whistle to see out a nervy 2-1 win. 

Alan Pardew headbutts David Mailer (2014)

While fights between players are becoming increasingly rare in the modern game, they usually capture the headlines and provide a number of the most memorable and surprising moments. 

However, a fight between the supervisor and the participant? This is a bit rarer. 

In March 2014, Newcastle scored an important 4-1 victory over rival Hull at their KC stadium, but the game is remembered more for what happened in the sector in the 2nd half.

When Hull's David Meyler chased the ball, which turned into a harmless exit from the game, he collided with Newcastle manager Alan Pardew, who took the touch very badly and drew level with the Irish midfielder. 

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Replays, in reality, showed Pardew leading into touch with his head and shouting obscenities in the face of Meyler, who also shoved the manager back. 

In the end, Pardew received a hundred thousand pounds and a seven-month administrative ban-the longest and maximum excessive punishment ever imposed on a Football Association executive. 

Luis Suarez bites Branislav Ivanovic (2013)

One of the kings of controversy, wherever he is in his profession, Luis Suarez makes his first-but not the last! - take a look at our list of controversial issues. 

In the 2-2 draw between Chelsea and Liverpool at Anfield in April 2013, the Liverpool striker was concerned about an incident with Chelsea defender Ivanovic when the two were contesting a nook. 

Ivanovic complained to referee Kevin Friend that his Uruguayan opponent had bitten him, and even confirmed the teeth marks on his arm and neck as evidence. 

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With the marks and replays there as clear evidence of what happened, Suarez turned in a hit with a 10-game ban through the FA for his moves and gained extensive criticism in the sport. 

Perhaps even more shocking, this was also not the first time in his profession that he had been punished for biting. 

Suarez also received a seven-year rest ban in 2010 for biting PSV Eindhoven midfielder Otman Bakkal while gambling for his former Ajax membership. 

Kieran Gibbs sent off for Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain Region (2014)

One of the most baffling moments in the history of the Premier League for all involved, Kieran Gibbs ' red card against Chelsea turned almost into the best moment of referee Andre Marriner. 

The rest in question may be a long one-don't forget that for a variety of reasons in fact - with Arsenal taking an extra 6-nil, beating off long-time rivals Chelsea at Stamford Bridge-but it becomes the pink card that stands out the most. 

Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain made his first-class impact on destiny-teammate Petr Cech tipped a goal-a sure-shot across the court that led to the penalty being awarded.

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Marriner, however, effectively awarded the Blues a penalty but then proceeded to send off Oxlade-Chamberlain teammate Kieran Gibbs in his place. 

Both players immediately protested the decision, with Oxlade-Chamberlain even being seen to tell the referee that it was he who controlled the ball, but their protests went unheeded. 

Referee Marriner and fourth official Anthony Taylor later apologized for the incident, and each continued to referee inside the Premier League, given this. 

Granit Haka Swears at Her Personal Lovers (2019)

One slightly fresher memory, Arsenal captain Granit Khaki's response to being booed outside the sector this season, will leave a bitter taste in the mouths of many. 

After a game fraught with controversy from the opening minutes, Xhaka was replaced by manager Unai Emery after his side surrendered two goals to Crystal Palace and the game was drawn 2-2.