Ref Watch: Manchester City's Ruben Dias lucky to avoid red card against Nottingham Forest

Former Premier League referee Dermot Gallagher weighs in on the most contentious moments from the weekend's matches, including the decision not to give Ruben Dias a second yellow card during Manchester City's victory over Nottingham Forest. The incident in question occurred when Dias committed a foul on Igor Jesus 18 seconds into the second half, prompting Gallagher to comment, 'I have sympathy with Sean Dyche, I think it's a second yellow card. Dias brings him down, and whether it's an accident or not doesn't matter - that's a second yellow card.' Gallagher also discussed other incidents, including a potential foul by Nico O'Reilly on Morgan Gibbs-White in the build-up to City's late winner, a challenge by Bart Verbruggen on Viktor Gyokeres that earned Verbruggen a yellow card, and a penalty claim by Gabriel Jesus after a challenge by Ferdi Kadioglu. Additionally, Gallagher shared his thoughts on a handball incident involving Chelsea's Ian Maatsen and a potential penalty for handball by Manchester United's Lisandro Martinez. Jay Bothroyd provided his own analysis of these incidents, often disagreeing with Gallagher's assessments.