Christophe Berra saw red and 25,000 fans in yellow went wild, sensing that that was probably the moment where the most tense of East Anglian derbies had turned in Norwich City's favour.
BSkyB, whose deal was to include showing the Old Firm derbies, declined to comment on Monday about what its approach will be.
As Celtic and Rangers matches and the Old Firm derbies provide the broadcasters and sponsors with the bulk of their subscription and advertising value, it is written into the contracts that the two clubs will be in the league.
They have dominated their local rivals so thoroughly over the last two decades that these fixtures had come to look less like derbies than processions.
Fred Kirkham is listed in two Liverpool Courier accounts (here and here) as referee of two Merseyside derbies in October 1907 and April 1908, although it is conceivable that his name was confused with Tom Kirkham, an official active at the same time.
There had been seven derbies since then, but eight was the number.
And indeed attendance remains strong at marquee events, such as the Arkansas and Kentucky derbies or Britain's Grand National.
There is no reason why it could not continue to welcome American football and baseball games, not to mention the usual stream of Billy Graham revivals, Rolling Stones concerts and monster-truck derbies.
And he was also brave: his classic move was to drive for a tiny gap in the field.Mr Antley won 3,500 races, including two Kentucky Derbies.
With five Kentucky Derby wins apiece, jockeys Eddie Arcaro and Bill Hartack share the record for most Derbies won over the course of a career.
The Kentucky Derby is one of dozens of "Derbies"—a term that dates to the 18th century and is used, typically, to describe a race for three-year-old horses contested annually in the United States and around the world.
