Monday 4 April 2016 16:57, UK
Should Southampton have had a penalty? Should Cheikhou Kouyate have been sent off? Should Norwich have had their winner disallowed? Should Gareth Bale's El Clasico goal have stood?
In his weekly Ref Watch feature, former Premier League referee Dermot Gallagher appeared on Sky Sports Now to analyse the weekend's big decisions.
Was your team affected by a contentious decision? Read on to find out...
MATCH: Leicester v Southampton, Sunday
INCIDENT: Sadio Mane was clean through on goal, ran around goalkeeper Kasper Schmeichel but had a goalbound shot blocked by Leicester's Danny Simpson. Was it a handball?
GALLAGHER'S VERDICT: No penalty
GALLAGHER'S VIEW: It has to be intentional, and not be committed. It would've hit his chest. But I think the rule has got to be more prescriptive, it has got to be, 'This is handball or, 'This isn't handball'.
MATCH: Leicester v Southampton, Sunday
INCIDENT: Southampton's Charlie Austin played a low cross in the area which appeared to strike Robert Huth on the arm, but the referee gave Southampton a corner rather than a spot kick.
GALLAGHER'S VERDICT: No penalty
GALLAGHER'S VIEW: The law says it has to be intentional and we have these guidelines. Has the ball come from a short distance? Well it has come from a short distance.
It has come at speed, there's no doubt about that. Can he get his hand out the way? I'm not convinced he can.
MATCH: Leicester v Southampton, Sunday
INCIDENT: Wes Morgan rose above Jordy Clasie to head in Christian Fuchs' cross to score, but the Leicester captain appeared to put his arm across the Dutchman whilst contending for the ball.
GALLAGHER'S VERDICT: No foul
GALLAGHER'S VIEW: Michael Oliver has a great view of it, he can see what force he puts into it. I don't think it's a foul.
MATCH: Leicester v Southampton, Sunday
INCIDENT: Very early on in the second half, Victor Wanyama miscontrolled the ball, Jamie Vardy pounced on it and was dragged back with what appeared to be an arm across the face. A yellow card was given, but should it have been a red?
GALLAGHER'S VERDICT: No red card
GALLAGHER'S VIEW: He's on his shoulder to start with, I think it's a pull-back and Michael has got that right. He's very clever to realise the first touch is to take the ball away and not panicking to give a red card.
MATCH: Norwich v Newcastle, Saturday
INCIDENT: In the 86th minute, Gary O'Neil handled in the box and referee Mike Dean pointed to the spot for a penalty which Aleksandar Mitrovic converted.
GALLAGHER'S VERDICT: Penalty
GALLAGHER'S VIEW: This was almost a panic reaction, he sees the ball there and his arm is up. He moves his arm through and I can understand why the referee gave that.
MATCH: Norwich v Newcastle, Saturday
INCIDENT: In the build up to Norwich's winner, there was debate over whether Jonny Howson should have been pulled up for handball. The referee allowed play to continue.
GALLAGHER'S VERDICT: Goal should be disallowed
GALLAGHER'S VIEW: On Saturday I was watching this game live and I called handball straight away.
I was sat next to another former referee who said no. The referee has got the best view and he thought no. That's where we're sat. We're not sure. There needs to be a sit-down to say, 'This is handball, this is not handball. This is why, this is why not.'
MATCH: West Ham v Crystal Palace, Saturday
INCIDENT: In the 68th minute, Cheikhou Kouyate was shown a straight red card by referee Mark Clattenburg for a studs-up challenge on Dwight Gayle.
GALLAGHER'S VERDICT: Red card
GALLAGHER'S VIEW: It's a red card but I'm in the minority. What's going through the referee's head is what we're taught.
The first touch takes the ball away, he's adamant he wants to get the ball back quickly so he lunges in. Everything you're taught as a referee is that when that ball runs away the warning bells go on.
You see the straight leg catching him across the bottom of his foot, every referee is taught [that is a] red card.
MATCH: Brighton v Burnley, Saturday
INCIDENT: Anthony Knockaert lunged for the ball Stephen Ward had control of, but the referee and linesman give nothing.
GALLAGHER'S VERDICT: Yellow card
GALLAGHER'S VIEW: I think Stephen Ward has done him a massive favour [to turn away from the challenge] because in my view that has got to be a foul and a yellow card.
MATCH: Brighton v Burnley, Saturday
INCIDENT: Beram Kayal appeared to be stamped on by Joey Barton but the Burnley midfielder was not booked for the challenge.
GALLAGHER'S VERDICT: Red card
GALLAGHER'S VIEW: The pictures paint a very bad picture. He [Barton] was at it all game. I was surprised he wasn't subjected to strong disciplinary action.
MATCH: Barcelona v Real Madrid, Saturday
INCIDENT: Gareth Bale was denied his first El Clasico goal after he was penalised for a foul on Jordi Alba. The Wales international wheeled away in celebration after rising above Alba to head home, only for the goal to be chalked off for a foul.
GALLAGHER'S VERDICT: Goal should have been awarded
GALLAGHER'S VIEW: I think Wes Morgan's was a good goal, and this was equally a good goal. I can see very little difference in both, and they should both be given.
