Stoke City captain Ryan Shawcross admits Brighton and Hove Albion should have had a penalty after he appeared to bring striker Glenn Murray down in the box.
In an enthralling draw at the Amex Stadium, Murray was denied a clear shot on the Stoke goal late in the first half when he was taken out by Shawcross' rash slide tackle.
Referee Lee Mason waved away Murray's claims, but replays appeared to prove that the defender made no contact with the ball and, speaking to Sky Sports after the game, he admits he should have been punished.