RateTheRef

A touch on the ball does not mean it is not a foul. Similar to the zaha incident for c palaces second penalty on Sunday, the defender dangles a leg and impeded him. The fall is exaggerated as is the norm for professional footballers. Personally, I’m dubious as to whether it was a pk, but Moss was on generous form again. His positioning again seemed distant.

Sometimes the dividing line between a foul or no foul is very fine.  Although no Moss fan, I wouldn't  criticise him for this one
as I thought it could have gone either way.

I would tend to agree with this. In situations where a decision is 50/50, I am generally inclined to support the referee's interpretation, so long as there is no inconsistency in their judgements.

Equally, some people might have considered Smalling's foul for the Everton penalty to be reckless (and therefore a second yellow) whilst others would have regarded it as stopping a promising attack inside the penalty area whilst making an attempt for the ball (no yellow card). Again, I am happy to support Moss on that decision.