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Liverpool have been given final verdicts on three incidents from their 0-0 draw with Fulham

The Premier League Key Match Incidents Panel evaluated three contentious decisions from Liverpool's 0-0 draw against Fulham. In the first incident, the panel voted 4-1 that referee officials were right not to award a penalty when Liverpool goalkeeper Alisson collided with Fulham's Josh King. The panel cited a lack of direct contact after King hurdled the goalkeeper following a pass.
The panel also unanimously supported decisions to deny two Liverpool penalty appeals. All five members agreed Antonee Robinson's arm was in a natural position during a handball shout, and confirmed no foul occurred when Alexis Mac Allister went down without contact under Calvin Bassey's challenge.
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