Millwall star Jayson Molumby says he was denied a 'blatant' penalty in the draw with Bristol City at the weekend.
Molumby went down under a tackle from Robins midfielder Adam Nagy, but referee Andy Davies opted to wave play on in the 1-1 draw.
Speaking to London News Online , Molumby hit out at Davies, and says Nagy's tackle left a mark.
He said: "It was high studs - to the knee.
"I've got the marks to prove it. It's a foul.
"They were two blatant fouls on me. Everyone who watches Millwall regularly knows I don't go down easily or for any reason."
With the Robins feeling they were denied too for a handball, former Premier League referee Mark Halsey has stepped in on Twitter.
After being asked by a City fan about the handball, Halsey said that both sides could well have had a spot kick.
He said: "Looks like you were hard done by.
"I have seen the highlights, you can argue that both Millwall and Bristol City could have had penalties."
A City fan subsequently pressed Halsey on what he believed to be poor officiating - and Halsey argued that the standard is down across the game.
He said: "I do agree the standard of officiating is on the decline at all levels.
"We do have some excellent officials, unfortunately the coaching they receive is nowhere near good enough."
