Tottenham beat West Ham 2-0 in the derby.
But the win could have been bigger when they got a penalty kick in the first half.
– It’s a clear penalty kick, says Bojan Djordic.
Tottenham bounced back after losing to Leicester and Milan.
After a poor first half, Tottenham came out as a very different team in the second half.
In the 56th minute, Emerson Royal made it 1-0 after good preparatory work by Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg and Ben Davies.
The goal was the second for the coppers in the league match this year.
– I think he deserves this. Viaplay expert Saga Fredriksson says many of his runs are in this match.
Barely fifteen minutes later, the net rattled again behind Fabianski in the West Ham cage.
The goal was scored by substitute Heung-min Son after a play by Harry Kane.
However, the margin of victory could have been greater, as Tottenham kicked a clear penalty.
The experts were furious after the penalty situation
The situation occurred in the first half when Richarlison tried to play the ball forward in the penalty area. However, the pass was broken up after West Ham player Thilo Kehrer was hit on his hand.
Commentators thought it was an obvious punishment.
– Nothing to talk about, right? says Claes Anderson at Viable.
But despite the VAR room looking on at the situation, no blow was issued by the main referee – much to the great surprise of the Fiaplay experts.
– I can’t find anything in the rulebook that says that can’t be a penalty, says Pontus Camarque.
He got the nod from Bojan Djordjic – who is completely ignorant of the VAR room’s antics.
– Come here! David Kott is sitting there, what did he do? Have you had a cup of tea?
– it’s so bad! We judge players sometimes and say they have lousy bets, and I don’t always have my best bets here. To see this and ask Michael Oliver (the referee) to play. It’s a clear penalty kick, Djordjic continues.