Why was West Ham goal disallowed vs. Arsenal? David Raya incident explained as VAR saves Gunners

Wilson's goal was disallowed after the officials decided there had been a foul on Arsenal keeper David Raya in the build-up.

During something of a penalty-box melee at a West Ham corner, Raya managed only to push the ball away while under pressure. It was cleared as far as Wilson, whose shot bounced through the crowded box and in, with Declan Rice unable to clear the ball before it crossed the line.

Arsenal immediately protested, insisting there was a foul on Raya. They felt that West Ham striker Pablo had committed an infringement as he had his left arm across Raya's chest, which seemed to prevent the keeper from jumping cleanly for the ball. It also appeared that Raya's jersey was being pulled.

VAR Darren England recommended an on-field review. Referee Chris Kavanagh watched the footage and agreed with England's view that a foul had been committed, so the goal was disallowed and a free-kick awarded to Arsenal.

This is a developing story and will be updated.