Why Collins should have seen red and Gyokeres 'penalty' analysed on Ref Watch

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I don't think it's a red card."The referee has seen something has happened and what he does well is he calms them down and takes the sting out of the incident."Chelsea 1-3 Brighton Please use Chrome browser for a more accessible video player Jay and Dermot discuss why Trevoh Chalobah's red card against Brighton was the correct decision INCIDENT: Trevoh Chalobah was sent off after a VAR review for the denying of a goalscoring opportunity with a foul on Diego Gomez.DERMOT SAYS: "I wonder whether Simon Hooper initially thought he caught him with his shoulder, but he's definitely tripped him. Please use Chrome browser for a more accessible video player FREE TO WATCH: Highlights from Chelsea's match against Brighton in the Premier League "Gomez got across the defender and he's in the ascendancy.

Once he's got there, the defender clips him and it's a red card."INCIDENT: VAR said no penalty as Malo Gusto's boot looks to have made contact with Yankuba Minteh's head.DERMOT SAYS: "I think penalty. He catches him."VAR looked and said there's no conclusive evidence that he's caught him." Please use Chrome browser for a more accessible video player Chelsea's Malo Gusto escaped red for a high-boot challenge on Brighton's Yankuba Minteh as the on-field referee and the VAR officials both rejected the Seagulls' penalty claims, much to the Soccer Saturday panel's disbelief Crystal Palace 2-1 LiverpoolINCIDENT: There was a long check on Liverpool's equaliser.

"In that case, unless you are convinced he's handled the ball, play on."Bothroyd on Ref Watch: "I think it's handball. He's not able to get a full head on the ball and that's how you can tell it has hit his hand.