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Arsenal Lunchtime Round-Up, Wednesday 11th November 2026: Panel Says Timber Should Have Given Away Isak Penalty

The Premier League's Key Match Incidents Panel has ruled that Jurrien Timber's shirt pull on Alexander Isak should have resulted in a penalty for Liverpool during Arsenal's win at Anfield (BBC Sport) (Football.London) (Sky Sports). The verdict has been published after the fact, with the panel siding against the Gunners on the incident (BBC Sport) (Football.London) (Sky Sports).

There's been an update on Piero Hincapie, with the defender clarifying his injury situation following what's been described as a double blow and a freak accident during the 2026-27 season (Football.London).

Martin Zubimendi has moved to calm speculation over his Arsenal future, pushing back on claims suggesting an exit was on the cards and urging caution over the reports (Football.London). Elsewhere, Football.London report that Arsenal have made an emergency transfer move, releasing a statement despite the January window still being some way off (Football.London).

Attention turns to the women's side, who travel to Camp Nou to face Barcelona in the Women's Champions League on Thursday evening (Sky Sports) (Arsenal.com). It's a repeat of the 2025 final, which Arsenal famously won as big underdogs, and Sky Sports note this will be the first meeting between the two sides since that triumph (Sky Sports). Arsenal.com have previewed the clash, which follows the Women's Super League win over Liverpool at the weekend (Arsenal.com). The Gunners are back in WSL action against London City on Sunday [none].

This round-up is written with the help of AI, using only the day's headlines from the publishers credited above. Each point links to the original report — tap the source name to read it in full.

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