Monday 27 February 2017 09:43, UK
Giovanni van Bronckhorst's Feyenoord side beat PSV Eindhoven with a late goal, but did the ball cross the line?
Jan-Arie van der Heijden struck in the 82nd minute for the Eredivisie leaders, bundling the ball home after a corner led to a goalmouth scramble, with goal-line technology deeming that the ball had indeed crossed the line.
But replays still showed the decision to be very, very marginal, and would have left the referee very pleased he had the technology to call upon.
Feyenoord had taken the lead through a Jens Toornstra effort on nine minutes, while PSV pulled level through Gaston Pereiro just after the hour.
The game then seemed to be heading for a draw before Van der Heijden's controversial late winner, which extended Feyenoord's gap over PSV to 11 points.
Did Feyenoord's late winner cross the line? Hit play on the video at the top of the page and decide for yourself
