US referee: Collins foul against Mbermo in the penalty area definitely constitutes a red card

Hupu September 28th In the 6th round of the Premier League, Collins' foul on Mbermo caused controversy. The Brentford defender only received one yellow card. B Fee eventually lost the penalty, and then Manchester United lost 1-3. US referee David Gelson believes that Brentford should have faced 10 people.

The Premier League Match Center explained this penalty on Twitter: "The referee's decision to award a penalty was verified and confirmed by VAR, and believed that Collins had knocked down Mbomo. VAR also checked the referee's decision to show Collins a yellow card and determined that Mbomo did not control the ball. "

However, when David Gelson discussed this penalty on Instagram, he did not agree with the official statement of the Premier League. "This definitely constitutes a red card because it destroys the obvious chance of scoring. I don't understand how this could be just a yellow card plus a penalty. Let me clarify some misunderstandings about 'double penalty ', that is, you can't give red cards while you're awarding a penalty. It's absolutely OK. The rules have changed over the years, and it didn't work in the past, but it's OK now. "

"Second point, what are the conditions for destroying the obvious chance of scoring? Distance, absolutely meets; the number of defensive players, there are no other defensive players between the foul location and the goal; then the direction, he is in the middle of the court, rushing towards the goal; then the possibility of controlling the ball. That's right, for the destruction It is obvious that the chance to score does not require actual control of the ball to show the red card. He was pulled down before the ball was in front of him, so when the foul happened, he was pulled away from the ball, but he definitely had the possibility of controlling the ball - a slow rolling ball, for a Premier League player, or he is running towards the ball, which is definitely a possibility of controlling the ball. "

"So the correct penalty should be a red card plus a penalty, I don't understand why they didn't judge this way, because it will affect the game, right. With 15 minutes left in the game, a player was sent off, and although Manchester United lost the penalty, even so, 11 people to 10 people. "