Manchester
United manager, Jose Mourinho said while he is not angry with the assistant
referee for adjudging Zlatan Ibrahimovich’s decisive equalizer against Everton
on Tuesday night as offside goal, the replays should have been used to judge if
the goal was legal or not.
Ibrahimovich’s
goal was disallowed after the assistant referee raised the offside flag to the
amazement of the Portuguese gaffer.
Replays
afterwards showed the diving header as goal while the linesman had ruled
otherwise.
After seeing
the tight decision by the linesman, Mourinho said the video replay would have
been used to judge the legality of the goal.
He told the
BBC after the match, “We scored two legal goals but I tell you with a smile on
my face because I am not upset with the linesman.
“A really
difficult decision for him, only video assistant replay could help this.
“After
pressure, after pressure, after pressure the goal finally arrived and at least
you don’t have the feeling of defeat.
“They were
taking off attacking players and putting on defenders. They were inviting us to
attack but they can do that because [Romelu] Lukaku is so powerful he can be
dangerous.
“The players
gave everything. The performance from a football point of view was not good,
but I am very pleased with the effort.”
(Daily Post)
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