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Rate the refereeing in CRY 2–3 IPS
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Axel Disasi caught Jack Clarke on the shin with his studs and Chris Kavanagh showed a straight red for serious foul play. Ten-man Palace lost 3-2.
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Rate the refereeing in IPS 0–2 LIV
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Cody Gakpo was brought down by Abdul Fatawu near the edge of the area. Darren England played on and VAR checked in the background without intervening. Former PGMOL chief Keith Hackett called it a nailed-on penalty.
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VAR sent Darren England to the monitor over Leif Davis' challenge on Dominik Szoboszlai. England accepted it was a foul he had missed, but Szoboszlai had been offside in the build-up, so there was no penalty.
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Rate the refereeing in MUN 5–2 IPS
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Sending off dismissal not given: Challenge by Fatawu on Mbuemo. Panel: The referee's call of no red card for a challenge by Fatawu on Mbuemo was unanimously supported as correct. The challenge was low, reckless, and lacking the excessive force required for serious foul play.
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Penalty awarded: Challenge by Greaves on Cunha. Panel: The on-field call of a penalty was unanimously supported. A clear foul by Greaves on Cunha as he ran through on goal with a correct yellow card for DOGSO as it was a genuine challenge for the ball.
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Penalty not awarded: Challenge by O'Shea on Tielemans. Panel: The referee's call of no penalty was supported. There was an arm placed on the back of Tielemans, but far below the threshold for a penalty.
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At 1-1, Harry Maguire charged down a Chuba Akpom clearance with his arms and shot. The ball went in off Jacob Greaves' ankle. Because Maguire was not the immediate scorer, his accidental handball could not be punished, so the goal stood. It was correct under the Laws but widely criticised. The KMI panel backed the call 4-1: Maguire's arms were within his bodyline, so the contact was accidental, and he was not the goalscorer.
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Rate the refereeing in IPS 2–1 SUN
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Penalty not awarded: Handball appeal against Xhaka. Panel: The Referee's call of no penalty for a potential handball offence against Xhaka was supported. His arms were in an expected position when stooping to head the ball.
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