A goal that stood, a penalty not given

Here is a look at some of the talking points from Saturday.

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A foul for the goal?

Almost certainly it was. Lincoln's Ben House was given the job of blocking off Dudek and did it successfully, as can clearly be seen from the replays and a still pulled from them by a Burton supporter.

The young goalkeeper was on his way to ground before Sonny Bradley made contact with the ball to head it in.

Once again, you find yourself frustrated with refereeing inconsistency. Corners and free kicks into the box so often end with a whistle blown and no-one is sure which offence the referee has actually spotted.

Yet you get a clear block on a keeper like this and the whistle does not go. The referee has a lot to look out for but that is why he has two assistants. Do some of them just not say anything or do some referees take no notice of what the assistant says?

All that said, Burton have to be stronger. Bradley has a good record of heading in set-pieces over his career and was an obvious target he is a centre-half with 30 career goals.

A penalty not given?