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Keith Hackett's verdict
1) Stop play immediately and send off both defenders for violent conduct. The striker has been badly let down by his colleagues here – their idiocy has denied him the chance to score. And not only that, they have also handed the opposition a great chance, as you have to restart play with an indirect free-kick from where the defenders were fighting, inside their own penalty area. Thanks to Mike Herbert.
2) Stop play and show the defender a yellow card. It's not a red card for denying an obvious goalscoring opportunity because defenders are allowed to make clean tackles – his only offence here is coming on to the field without permission. Restart with an indirect free-kick to the attacking team from where he entered play. Thanks to David Millward.
3) Without hesitation, show the defender a red card for his disgusting behaviour, and point to the penalty spot. This is just like a sliding challenge which begins outside the penalty area but makes contact with an opponent inside the area – the offence take place at the point of contact. Andrew Raisbeck wins the shirt.
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