Chelsea midfielder Jorginho has insisted that the referee was correct not to award him a second yellow card against Arsenal.
After being introduced as a first-half substitute, Jorginho was arguably fortunate to avoid being sent off when tugging the shirt of Matteo Guendouzi.
Jorginho would later play a pivotal role in Chelsea's comeback, netting their equaliser before a winner was added four minutes later.
However, the Italy international has suggested that the Gunners should not be feeling a sense of injustice after the Premier League encounter at the Emirates Stadium.
Speaking to Sky Sports News, Jorginho said: "The contact is normal in football and that's it. No more I think.
"In the first 30 minutes we were too soft, we had to push them on. I tried to change the game."
The success in North London has led to Chelsea reopening a four-point advantage in the race for fourth position in the standings.
Darren Plant
