Refereeing body confirms no PSG penalty in OM clash
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Key points
- France's refereeing authority reviewed Matchday 5 decisions on Tuesday
- Confirmed Letexier was correct not to award penalty to OM in 1-2 loss to PSG
- Disagreed with Turpin's no-call on Sané handball in Lens v Monaco (1-2)
Summary
France's refereeing directorate published its assessment of Ligue 1's fifth round on Tuesday, backing the decision not to award a penalty to Marseille in their 1-2 defeat to PSG. However, the body disagreed with referee Clément Turpin's failure to penalise a handball by Sadibou Sané during Monaco's 2-1 win over Lens.
Original headline
Un penalty oublié pour Lens contre Monaco selon la Direction de l'arbitrage qui confirme qu'il n'y avait pas penalty pour l'OM contre le PSG
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