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Dermot Gallagher's coverage is concentrated on sports, particularly the Premier League and refereeing decisions. His focus emphasizes evolving stories and announcements related to penalty decisions, VAR, and controversies in football matches.
Given his emphasis on ongoing developments in football officiating and contentious calls, pitches should offer timely insights into high-profile referee decisions or controversial match incidents. Experts with a deep understanding of the rules of the game would be suitable sources for commentary.
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By: Dermot Gallagher
Former Premier League referee Dermot Gallagher looks at Hearts opener at Ibrox, Rangers disallowed goal and the penalty given to the visitors; Celtics spot-kick at Kilmarnock analysed; plus, were red cards to Dundee Uniteds Vicko Sevelj and Dundees Yan Dhanda correct?
By: Dermot Gallagher
Former Premier League referee Dermot Gallagher and Jay Bothroyd analyse all the big talking points from the weekend's Premier League action...
By: Dermot Gallagher
Former Premier League referee Dermot Gallagher and Jay Bothroyd analyse all the big talking points from the weekends Premier League action...
By: Dermot Gallagher, Oliver Bearman, Kimi Antonelli
Ref Watch's Dermot Gallagher has questioned why referee Thomas Bramall noticed grappling between Rodrigo Bentancur and Dan Burn, but then "ignored" it and needed VAR to help award a penalty.
By: Dermot Gallagher
The Premier League Key Match Incidents (KMI) Panel is in the news once again.
By: Dermot Gallagher
Manchester United beat Nottingham Forest 3-2 in the Premier League on Sunday, with the nature of the Old Trafford sides second goal causing controversy; Matheus Cunhas goal stood despite the ball striking Bryan Mbeumos arm; Gary Neville called the decision a shocker
By: Dermot Gallagher
Manchester United beat Nottingham Forest 3-2 in the Premier League on Sunday, with the nature of the Old Trafford side's second goal causing controversy; Matheus Cunha's goal stood despite the ball striking Bryan Mbeumo's arm; Gary Neville called the decision a 'shocker'
