The Premier League's Key Match Incidents Panel has unanimously voted that Gabriel Gudmundsson should not have received a second yellow card at Crystal Palace. The Leeds United defender was sent off by referee Thomas Bramall in first-half stoppage time for a challenge on Ismaila Sarr in the centre circle. Bramall appeared to forget he had already booked Gudmundsson in the 26th minute, taking several seconds to produce the red card. Second yellow cards are not currently reviewable by the video assistant referee (VAR), so Gudmundsson's red card had to stand. The KMI Panel unanimously voted that the referee was correct not to show a second yellow card to Palace forward Brennan Johnson in the 74th minute.

Source: BBC March 26, 2026 19:11 UTC