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What you say is true. However, getting enough on the ball to change it's trajectory significantly and not being overly aggressive or endangering the opponent in the challenge should not really be a foul.

Why do you think managers make bland statements like "I have not seen it back yet" and "I can't comment from where I was standing" or "I can't comment on that". Come on you know they can't say certain things. There are also numerous examples of managers being fined for criticism of decisions.

Lee Dixon said it wasn't. I am not sure what makes De Zerbi infallible on the subject. In fact his opinion in an interview after a game is always going to be highly biased given he can be fined for stepping out of line and criticizing decisions.

Of course that is a foul. But that isn't what happened is it .

This is the answer. Plus you know it's bad when the commentator is an ex Arsenal player and hugely biased towards them and can't stop talking about how bad the decision was all the first half.