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Ref Watch: ‘FA will decide on retrospective Jackson punishment’
Former Premier League referee Dermot Gallagher is back to assess the controversial moments from the weekend’s action.
Chelsea 1-1 Nottingham Forest
INCIDENT: Forest’s Neco Williams pushed Marc Cucurella into Chelsea boss Enzo Maresca which sparks a melee. Williams and Cucurella are booked plus Levi Colwill.
DERMOT SAYS: “When you see that situation, you pick out what you can with your colleagues and VAR. If there’s anything left the FA will intervene afterwards.”
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Everton 0-0 Newcastle
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FREE TO WATCH: Highlights from Everton’s match against Newcastle United in the Premier League.
INCIDENT: VAR intervened to award Newcastle the penalty that was missed by Anthony Gordon when spotting a foul off the ball by James Tarkowski on Sandro Tonali inside the box.
DERMOT SAYS: “If you wrestle somebody to the ground like this, and the VAR spots it, you cannot unsee that as an official.”
It’s indefensible. Tarkowski will look at that and think ‘Why have I done it?’. For someone so experienced, I couldn’t believe he did it.”
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The Ref Watch panel take a look at the Everton incidents which saw a penalty given and a penalty claim not given.
INCIDENT: Dominic Calvert-Lewin was convinced he should’ve been awarded a penalty after a tangle with Dan Burn but referee Craig Pawson waved it away and VAR didn’t deem it an obvious error.
DERMOT SAYS: “Dan Burn has been clever, he’s put his foot across to protect the ball and Calvert-Lewin has kicked him in the back of the leg rather than the other way around.”
‘A bizarre decision’
Stephen Warnock on Sky Sports News:
“Dan Burn doesn’t touch the ball.
“It’s a very bizarre decision.”
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Aston Villa 0-0 Man Utd
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Former Premier League referee Dermot Gallagher looks at referee Rob Jones’ decision not to show Marcus Rashford a second yellow for a challenge on Aston Villa’s Leon Bailey.
INCIDENT: Marcus Rashford, already on a yellow card, fouls Leon Bailey. Should the Man Utd forward have been sent off?
DERMOT SAYS: “What saves him is Dalot, who comes and sweeps the ball up. The argument is he’s not breaking a promising attack. He gets a little bit lucky because the ball is running out.”
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Crystal Palace 0-1 Liverpool
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Former Premier League referee Dermot Gallagher takes a closer look at Crystal Palace penalty appeal in the 1-0 defeat at home to Liverpool and explains why it was turned down.
INCIDENT: Crystal Palace’s Marc Guehi is pulled back by Liverpool defender Virgil van Dijk in the box. Should it have been a penalty?
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DERMOT SAYS: “Two things they’ve worked on this season is that it’s got to be sustained holding and it’s got to have impact. They felt that it had no impact because it wouldn’t go to Guehi.”
‘Van Dijk runs the risk’
Stephen Warnock on Sky Sports News:
“Guehi has been held. But does he get to the ball? Van Dijk definitely runs the risk of giving away a penalty here.”
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Highlights from the Premier League match between Crystal Palace and Liverpool.
Arsenal 3-1 Southampton
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FREE TO WATCH: Highlights from Arsenal’s match against Southampton in the Premier League.
INCIDENT: Gabriel Martinelli scores for Arsenal but Mikel Merino, in an offside position, jumps towards the ball before it’s turned in. He is deemed not to be interfering with play. Should the goal have been ruled out?
DERMOT SAYS: “Merino can’t ever play the ball, it’s so far above him. It’s quite rightly given as a goal.”
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Portsmouth 1-1 Oxford
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Highlights of the Sky Bet Championship match between Portsmouth and Oxford.
INCIDENT: In the EFL there was a serious incident in Portsmouth’s game against Oxford. Bhupinder Singh Gill reported an alleged discriminatory comment made from the stands. Referee Lewis Smith paused the game. What is the procedure here?
Dermot says: “The first thing to say is that this is totally out of order. You can’t have this. Zero tolerance.
“Once it is reported to the referee, he goes and sees the match commander, reports it and asks for it to be identified.
“If they can identify the area, contain it, and then hopefully that will get rid of it. If it doesn’t get rid of it then you escalate it up to the point where, if it goes to be far and it can’t be sorted, you end up with the game abandoned.
