J. J. Watt, the co-owner of Burnley and former NFL star, expressed his disapproval of Arsenal midfielder Kai Havertz after the player escaped a red card for a dangerous tackle during Arsenal's narrow 1-0 victory over Burnley. The match was pivotal for Arsenal's aspirations in the Premier League title race, where they can clinch the championship with a win against Crystal Palace in their final game. Havertz, who scored the match's only goal with a header from a Bukayo Saka corner, faced backlash for a late challenge on Burnley midfielder Lesley Ugochukwu, which left fans and commentators shocked. Referee Paul Tierney issued a yellow card, but VAR did not intervene, a decision that drew ire from supporters and pundits alike. Notably, Sky Sports commentator Gary Neville labeled the tackle 'vicious' and remarked on Havertz's good fortune in avoiding a more severe punishment. Despite the controversy surrounding the incident, Arsenal's victory is crucial as they aim for their first Premier League title since the Invincibles era in 2004.