Arsenal player Gabriel Jesus has reluctantly agreed with the decision not to give him a penalty in the Gunners’ 1-0 loss to Aston Villa on Saturday, even though he said he was touched. The team from North London lost their second game of the Premier League season at Villa Park. John McGinn scored a goal after only seven minutes, which made the difference. Arsenal was mostly in control of the game, especially before and after halftime. They had chances to score a goal to tie the game, but they didn't take advantage of them. The Gunners thought that the referees made some unfair decisions. They wanted a penalty for Jesus but the referees didn't listen. Kai Havertz also had a goal ruled out because of handball. Douglas Luiz touched his friend Jesus on the back of his leg while he was controlling the ball in the area, but the referee and video assistant referee didn't think it was enough to give a penalty. Manager Mikel Arteta disagreed with the decisions made against his team, saying they were very clear, but Jesus was a bit more polite about it. Afterwards, he talked to Premier League Productions and said: "I felt someone touch me, but I'm not sure about the rules, so maybe for them, it's not a penalty. " I can't do anything about it. I felt someone touch me, but it's their choice. I'm not sure if the goal was a handball or not. We don't know, but we have to accept it and focus on doing better in the next game. Then maybe we can make some better decisions. He said that he thinks his team played better than in the last game at Villa Park. "I believe we were in control of the game. " I believe we gave up a goal early and that changed the direction of the game. We did well in the game. They have a great team with great players and they play really well. You can see it when they play. I believe we can win the game, but we need to concentrate on the next game now. Arsenal is now in second place in the Premier League. Liverpool moved up to first place after beating Crystal Palace. The two teams will play against each other at Anfield in two weeks.