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Published 09:46 26 Nov 2017 GMT
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Fan footage from MB from behind the goals during Ashley Young's winner in the second half showed the Belgian seemingly kicking out more than once after the ball had glanced away from him.
As is the norm, the Match of the Day panel discussed all of Saturday's goals, incidents, and matches but plenty of people were curious why Lukaku's clash with Bong wasn't heavily mentioned in the analysis of United's winner.
They had no bother in clearing up the fact that it was a Manchester United corner despite all the protestations from Brighton but there wasn't even so much as a skimming over on that incident where Lukaku looked to kick out twice.
Gary Lineker, Alan Shearer and Jermaine Jenas talked about the luck that led to United's goal, they highlighted how brilliantly Ashley Young has been playing and they gave their usual spiel for losing teams who are doing alright in the bigger picture - they gave a great account of themselves, that sort of garbage. Brighton fans and players would've preferred if those patronising remarks were saved for some actual analysis.
But the big issue was ignored.
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