Tuesday 7 March 2017 23:17, UK
Fulham winger Neeskens Kebano appeared to have the ball over the line against Leeds, but the officials did not give it. Were they right?
The Democratic Republic of the Congo international was a menace for the home side during the 1-1 draw against Leeds at Craven Cottage, with the score at 1-0 when he struck after Tim Ream's own goal put the visitors ahead.
He burst into the box before taking aim, seeing his thunderous shot hammer the underside of the crossbar which looked to land over the goal-line and therefore be the equalising goal.
However, the ball bounced up again and landed in the arms of Leeds goalkeeper Rob Green, and with no goal-line technology in the Sky Bet Championship, the officials did not award it despite appearing to be a valid claim.
Fulham saw plenty of possession during the match and looked to be ending the game without a point until Tom Cairney struck in the 95th minute with a fine curling effort to snatch a deserved draw for the hosts.
Hit play on the video above and decide for yourself if Kebano's goal should have stood!
