Former top referee Dermot Gallagher has weighed in on a controversial decision during Nottingham Forest's draw against Everton over the weekend.
Forest earned a point with a 2-2 draw against Sean Dyche's team, with Everton opening the scoring with a Demarai Gray penalty after 10 minutes. Everton had appeals for a second spot kick waved away later in the game, when Seamus Coleman went down under contact from Jack Colback, but the referee said no.
Speaking on Sky Sports' ref watch, ex-Premier League official Dermot Gallagher explained that the decision was a correct one, giving his reasons why a penalty was not awarded to the visitors at the City Ground.
