The last one came at Home Park, in Preston North End's 1-0 win over Plymouth Argyle - and manager Ryan Lowe has had his fair share of decisions to discuss this season. The Liverpudlian may likely too many.
After the goalless draw with Hull City, earlier month, Lowe said: "I've just been told that will be 11 decisions that have gone against us. And three that have gone for us. So, they are big moments. But, what I am not going to do is let it manifest in my head - because the lads were fantastic."
Here is a look back at the ones which stand out.
5. Cardiff City (H) - red card
Jamilu Collins stayed on the pitch for Cardiff City - who went on to score in the 96th and 99th minute and win 2-1 at Deepdale. Collins had headbutted Ched Evans right in front of the dugouts. The afternoon was made even more frustrating by Robbie Brady's red card, four minutes after PNE took the lead. Lowe did not wish to comment too much after the match, but did share a week or so later that the adjudication panel had told North End it should've been a red card. | CameraSport - Rich Linley
6. QPR (H) - red card
QPR were also winners at Deepdale, in December. But, striker Lyndon Dykes was fortunate to stay on the pitch during the first half. Replays showed he sent his elbow into Andrew Hughes' face - Sky Sports' pundits on the night felt the Scot should've been given his marching orders. PNE's boss said: "He's a good player and I don't really want to see anyone sent off, but I think last year he gave Liam Lindsay six stitches in the back of the head. Today, he's given Andrew Hughes a bloody nose and lip. I've got the chance to see it on the side, straight away, and the referee hasn't. I am not looking for excuses, we were nowhere near the levels and lost. But, if you are going to do it, it needs to be done properly. It's a sending off." | CameraSport - Dave Howarth
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In the second half of the 0-0 draw with Hull City, Will Keane went to follow up a rebounded shot and was seemingly dragged down by Jacob Greaves - just a few yards out from goal. Nothing was given and post-match, Lowe said: "It is a penalty. It is a stonewall pen and we will probably get an apology, for him pulling him back and twisting him around. If he had rolled around a few more times they might've looked at it, but Keano is ready to put it in the net. And it is a potential red card, by the way, because he is not trying to get the ball - he's just pulling him away." | CameraSport - Dave Howarth
8. Stoke City (H) - penalty appeal
PNE had two shouts for a penalty in the 1-2 home defeat to Stoke City. The first of those, from Emil Riis, looked pretty soft though. However, on another day captain Alan Browne could well have been given a spot-kick - after Lyndon Gooch steamed back into the box and made contact with the Irishman. | Getty Images