AFC Bournemouth midfielder David Brooks looked set to be shown a red card when the referee was sent to the pitchside monitor to review possible violent conduct on Chelsea's Marc Cucurella.

Bournemouth star David Brooks escaped a red card in Tuesday's clash with Chelsea at Stamford Bridge following an incident with Marc Cucurella in the second-half.

We asked for your views on the decision not to send David Brooks off for an incident involving Marc Cucurella during Chelsea's 2-2 draw at home to Bournemouth on Tuesday evening. Here are some of your comments: Michael: Should we expect to see more players deliberately grabbed around the face and neck off the ball now that referees have determined it to be a yellow-card offence?

At the start of this entrancing match at Stamford Bridge, just 3 minutes in to the game, Marc Cucurella dropped a sneaky body check on David Brooks.It wasn’t exactly criminal – it’s the kind of

Fans were left baffled by a cryptic three-word message from VAR official Graham Scott to referee Rob Jones after Jones became the first Premier League official to overturn a red card review during Chelsea's match against Bournemouth.

The Premier League released a statement on Tuesday night, insisting that David Brooks escaped a red card for dragging Chelsea defender, Marc Cucurella to the ground, because it was not violent conduct.

Premier League history was created at Stamford Bridge when the referee refused to send off Bournemouth's David Brooks despite a VAR intervention.