England's win over Denmark on Wednesday night to send them into the European Championship final wasn't without controversy, as many took issue with referee Danny Makkelie awarding England a late stoppage time penalty.
Raheem Sterling was downed inside the penalty area after skipping past Joakim Maehle, only for the Danish defender to trip him in a two-man effort with Mathias Jensen.
Peter Schmeichel led the opposition to the decision, saying it was a "really bad mistake" made by Makkelie.
But Gary Lineker believes there's no need for debate, claiming that if anything, there were two offences worthy of a spot-kick.
In a Tweet, Lineker pointed out that both Jensen and Maehle had fouled Sterling.
He wrote: "Can’t see what all the fuss is about. Might just be 2 penalties."
One fan reacted furiously to Lineker's tweet, however, and claimed an England victory on Sunday should be null and void.
However, the Match of the Day host joked: "The reactions to this are beautiful. I love this bitterness."
He then added that England - who were famously on the receiving end of the 'Hand of God' by Diego Maradona while Lineker was on the pitch - had been on the receiving end of a fair few dodgy decisions in the past.
Lineker added: "having been on the end of so many awful decisions over the years, @England were long overdue a little luck."
Sterling himself also discussed the decision after the match, and insisted he believed the decision was correct.
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The Manchester City forward told ITV: "Yeah, I went into the box, he stuck his right leg out, it touched my leg. Clear penalty."
Kane, who missed the penalty only to follow up and score the rebound, also expressed he felt the decision was correct.
He said: "In terms of the penalty, I thought it was a penalty. I haven't seen it back yet.
"I thought I should have had one in the second half.
"That's football, sometimes it goes your way, sometimes it doesn't. I think it probably evened itself out today."
Schmeichel, however, claimed on beIN Sport that he believes the decision will continue to be debated for a long time.
He said: "He [Makkelie] made a really big mistake on the penalty and this will be debated for a long, long time,” he said to beIN SPORTS. “It's a hard one to take because it's not a penalty.
“I would have been much more relaxed and acceptable if they had scored one of the many chances that they created, but unfortunately the referee made a big mistake in my opinion.
“I know in your opinion [points at other pundits in the studio] and everyone's opinion - my phone has not stopped going off - everyone else is saying it's not a penalty so I'm quite sure that I'm [right in saying that].”