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.