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It could have been a red but I'm not complaining by Siegfried08
Especially since it was nearly identical to VVD's challenge in the Napoli match.
Lovren's wasn't a dangerous play, not sure why you think that could have been a red.
Raz probably deserved a penalty -- agreed with Dixon that that's given as a foul anywhere outside the box.
It was a great match. Nice to be 4 points clear, but when you hold City to under 50% possession, 1.0 xG, and see them clear three goals off the line, hard not to wonder what could have been. Hopefully it won't matter.