Arsenal boss Jonas Eidevall has criticised the "unacceptable" use of technology in the Women's Champions League following his side's narrow defeat to Bayern Munich on Tuesday.
The Gunners travelled to Germany buoyed by two consecutive victories in the Women's Super League, however Lea Schuller's 39th-minute bullet header saw them fall behind at the Allianz Arena. England international Georgia Stanway nearly doubled Bayern's tally with a long-range strike, while Arsenal's Caitlin Foord almost restored parity when her curling effort hit the post just after half-time.
Despite a wave of late pressure, Arsenal were unable to find a leveller, however Eidevall believes his side were denied two clear penalties in the game. The first appeal came when Caitlin Foord's shot looked to have been blocked by Glodis Viggosdottir's arm early on, while defender Rafaelle Souza's shirt was seemingly pulled just moments before Stina Blackstenius had an effort cleared off the line.
