Revealed: Footage of RefCam's debut shows referee Jarred Gillett reviewing a penalty claim during Crystal Palace's 4-0 thrashing of Man United at Selhurst Park

RefCam footage from Crystal Palace's victory over Manchester United has been released.

Referee Jarred Gillett made history in Monday's clash at Selhurst Park as he took to the pitch wearing a head-mounted camera in a first for the Premier League.

The footage taken was not included during the live broadcast of the game as it is set to be included in a programme designed to offer 'further insight and education into the demands of officiating in the Premier League' which will air at a later date.

However, some clips taken from the RefCam during the game have since been showcased online, including the official's decision to deny Palace a penalty.

After receiving a pass from Eberechi Eze, Tyrick Mitchell skips past Kobbie Mainoo and Casemiro and drives towards the United goal.

Mitchell's run abruptly comes to an end after he collides with Jonny Evans, leading to penalty appeals from the Palace players.

Gillett is having none of it though, and can be heard on the clip immediately remarking upon the collision: 'No no, no way. He's run into him for me. The attacker runs into Evans. That's how I read it.'

The video assistant referee then informs Gillet that VAR are conducting a check for a possible penalty before promptly informing him that they were confident that a foul had not taken place.

Other fascinating clips from the footage shown on the Premier League's website included Gillet issuing pre-match instructions to the captains of both clubs.

'Alright lads, you're the captains. I expect you to lead by example and manage your players if you can.' Gillett told Casemiro and Joachim Andersen prior to kick-off.

While Palace would be denied a penalty, Oliver Glasner's side were in complete control at Selhurst Park.

Michael Olise gave the Eagles the lead on 12 minutes before Jean-Philippe Mateta doubled their advantage before the interval.

Mitchell added a third just before the hour mark before Olise added insult to injury to hand Erik ten Hag one of the most humiliating defeats since he arrived at the club in 2022.