Host (Jeff)

So that good old chestnut, the Google AI that I was doing it was saying that there are historically penalty tries that could be awarded.

So I think they were very lucky.

Well, I think it would be, but he slaps it away.

I think a penalty would have been applicable.

It should have been the Chiefs going to score.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

It was their ball because they got a five-better scrum.

No, I don't think so.

I think that it's one of those things that just happens on the field of play that if the referee had seen that in his mind, he was thinking, yes, that was a penalisable offence that he would have...

chucked the arm up and said, yeah, you can't do that.

But I think it was just seen to be it was going to be going dead anyway.

I think that, yeah, there's definitely two issues here that it's not in the moment a red and then it's not upgraded.

And where he gets, where the referee gets sort of, I think, uses the terminology mitigation.

is that he says he's dropping into the tackle.

To me, he's shaping a pass and naturally to do so, he has to drop his shoulder and he's saying, well, that's why he's dropping into it.

But he's not dropping into the tackle to go to ground.

He's shaping to pass the ball.

So if you go and look at the protocols for yellow card sort of head contact process, has the head contact occurred?

Yes.

Was there any foul play?