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Mitoma - textbook definition of not handball according to the law accompanied by the picture often used in this forum. How the lino thought he could see it from his position is also a weird take on it, he is a miles away to interfere with such a big call. Not one player appealed which also...

The commentary was driving me nuts. Clear penalty all day long... It wasn't controversial at all.

That was an awful dive by Grealish from the replay we've just seen. Embarrassing. Poor from the ref as Grealish has done that to get him sent off

Yes, the replays just showed that. Two odd decisions

I'm sorry, but how is that a penalty? City bloke has headed the ball onto the defender's arm which is approximately 30cm away from the city player. Also, city player has his elbow in the Leipzig player's back which makes him unbalanced in the air. Surely his arm is in a natural position?!

It's Bruno. He does what he wants and gets away with it each week without punishment. It's infuriating. Bruno could have kicked the lino and they would have probably awarded united a penalty.

Very aggressive belly rub there. Nailed on red.

This is the most clear for me. Tomiyasu trying to lay it off to Saka and the Bournemouth player kicks through Tomiyasu to clear the ball. All player, no ball

The first half handball was more of a handball. No real excuse. Watches it drop on his arm and cushioned it nicely to clear it. Ref would most certainly give that outside of the box 100%. The most obvious for me was Tomiyasu being kicked when he was playing the ball back.

The yellow is for Havertz trip though? That is what the ref seemed to point to.

Now... That was interesting. Was a that a yellow given via VAR through a long winded process? Long VAR delay. Nothing comes of it. Ref randomly gives red card, after cautioning everything his team saw. VAR intervenes to lower red to a yellow. I know technically VAR can't give a yellow,.but...

Saka is tripped first. Then dragged with both hands to the ground...

Now... That was interesting. Was a that a yellow given via VAR through a long winded process? Long VAR delay. Nothing comes of it. Ref randomly gives red card, after cautioning everything his team saw. VAR intervenes to lower red to a yellow. I know technically VAR can't give a yellow,.but...

It all comes down to the inconsistency of VAR or in this case, officials. Was it a foul? Yes he has clearly stopped the keeper making a simple catch. Go back a few match days and spurs V Leeds, their keeper wiped out by two spurs players at a corner and Kane taps into an empty net. One has 2...

But he doesn't fall and the hand stops the ball. His hand does go out if he were going to fall, but he doesn't, so surely a pen?

Anyone watching this? How was that not a penalty? Great block with the hand to stop the through ball.

Wouldn't you need to then ban overhead kicks? It's different to someone flying through the air from a distance with a super high foot.

This is the best I can do. I haven't seen a good angle from behind yet.

Two players standing in front of him in offside position as the shot came in.

Also, not entirely sure how the own goal was not disallowed? Had Martinez complained, sure it would have been?