Dermot Gallagher analyzes the incidents involving Alejandro Garnacho and Destiny Udogie in the match between Manchester United and Tottenham. According to Gallagher, neither incident warranted a penalty. In the first incident, Gallagher believes there was not enough contact to justify a penalty, questioning why Udogie would take such a risk. In the second incident, Gallagher again dismisses the penalty claim, highlighting the minimal contact and even mentioning that Richarlison, Udogie's teammate, also didn't think it was a penalty.
Moving on to another match, Burnley's claim of a foul on goalkeeper James Trafford during Luton's late equalizer was not reviewed by VAR. Gallagher acknowledges that opinions are divided on whether it was a foul or not. He believes it was a foul, but since there are differing opinions, he doesn't think it was a case for VAR. He mentions that even Shay Given, a former goalkeeper, doesn't think it was a foul. Gallagher concludes by stating that while some may agree with him, there are others who would disagree, emphasizing that there are no specific laws dictating where a player should stand or whether they should avoid contact with the goalkeeper. He maintains his belief that it was a foul, but acknowledges that it would only be given if the referee deemed it so on the field.