Plus: Were Manchester United denied a penalty when the ball hit the arm of Cristian Romero in the Tottenham box? Was Keira Walsh correctly punished for handling the ball in Englands Womens World Cup final defeat to Spain? Dermot Gallagher has his say in the latest Ref Watch...
"I would say it's 100 per cent no that he'll get an apology. The feeling is that he was so close, we talked last week about handball and it's very, very difficult.
"The more you drill down into it, the more it causes problems. One of the problems there is that the arm's out, is it in an expected position? Is it above the shoulder? Has the ball come too fast? You can ask all those questions, and that was the decision. "I think it's generally acknowledged the Lewis Dunk one last week [against Luton] was an error. This one, they've gone on the proximity."Manchester United's appeal for a penalty for handball by Tottenham's Cristian Romero are turned down after a VAR check"The frustrating thing for Man Utd is seeing others given.
Keira Walsh is penalised for a handball inside the area against Spain in the World Cup final following a VAR review from the referee."They operate a very strict policy if it hits a hand anywhere outside the body and she does make a movement towards it.
But then after the assistant referee was also forced off, he ended up picking up the flag and running the line for the rest of the game!"He did great, and he's the first person on Ref Watch who's been praised by you across all the years!"
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