“You’re giving the referee a decision to make and it’s a decision you don’t have to give the referee. But he’s low, yellow card.
“We saw one earlier in the season with [Arsenal’s] Eddie Nketiah, but I just don’t know why he made a challenge like that.”
Palace would go on to claim all three points thanks to goals in either half from Jeffrey Schlupp and Tyrick Mitchell.
The visitor’s first goal followed a costly mistake from Jordan Beyer, who was pick-pocketed by Jordan Ayew who had the simple task of rolling the ball across the face of goal for Schlupp to steer home.
Despite the Clarets controlling most of the game, Palace eventually doubled their lead in stoppage-time through Mitchell.