Derby v Luton

[Justylove]

Couple of interesting incidents last night as Derby lost 3-2 to bottom of the table Luton Town.

They scored an own goal in the 86th minute to go 3-2 behind, then a minute later the referee adjudged one of the Derby players to have made a deliberate backpass that the GK picked up, giving an IFK inside the Derby 18 yard box.
As the referee was cautioning a Derby player for protesting, Max Lowe came up to the referee and grabbed his arm, earning himself a straight red.

Reaction of Andre Wisdom was telling

https://twitter.com/x/status/1222434941679689728

 

[afronaut81]

Was there a foul just before the back pass? Regardless it does look like a back pass and so IFK. Happy with the red else that kind of behaviour becomes acceptable

 

[Big Cat]

All fair enough IMO
Ref did nowt wrong
GK took a big chance picking the ball up. Should've had a left foot

 

[LothianRef]

Fair enough. That’s about as textbook dissent as you can get and the red card offence is just stupid.

Should've had a left foot

They seem to be rare things now. I remember always being told that, as a leftie myself, when I played.

 

[RustyRef]

Does look to me like there is a possible foul straight before the back pass, but even if he possibly should have given that everything he did after was fully justified.

 

[one]

No foul for me. Keeper was very close to a double yellow or straight red too. The angry throwing of the ball and then run up 30 yard with his head almost touching the referee's face. In fact it looked like a double yellow as he lowered the card and then showed it again.

I think the calm manner in showing the cards was out oth the text book.