Erik ten Hag Reacts After Manchester United Controversially Lose to West Ham

• Erik ten Hag cut a frustrated figure following Manchester United's loss to West Ham in the Premier League
• After failing to put away their chances, the Red Devils saw a harsh penalty decision go against them late in the game
• Matthijs de Ligt was adjudged to have brought down Danny Ings, with the referee awarding it after a VAR review

Erik ten Hag was at pains to put into words the 'injustice' he believed his side went through on Sunday afternoon.

Manchester United were beaten by West Ham at the London stadium under controversial circumstances after Jarrod Bowen slotted in a late penalty.

The visitors were the better side of the game, but they were made to pay for missing clear-cut chances, especially in the first half.

Crysencio Summerville came off the bench to break the deadlock and fire the home side in front in the 74th minute. Casemiro then finally took one of the numerous Manchester United's chances to draw the Red Devils' level seven minutes later.

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The game's contentious moment came in the 87th minute when Matthijs De Ligt was adjudged to have fouled Danny Ings inside the area. Referee David Coote was referred to the monitor and gave the penalty, much to Ten Hag's frustration.

What Ten Hag said after West Ham defeat

Jarrod Bowen made no mistake from the spot to secure Julen Lopetegui's third Premier League win as Hammers boss.

"Three times this season, we feel injustice. Unfair and unjust the way we conceded the penalty. I spoke with the officials but decision is made. There's no way back. It has a big impact on our team and on our scores and where we are in the table,” said Ten Hag to BBC.

The defeat is now United's fourth of the season, leaving them 13th on the table with 11 points.

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Christopher Nkunku thought he had won a late penalty for the Blues as they sought to put the game beyond the Magpies' reach, but Simon Hooper changed his mind after a VAR review.

Source: TUKO.co.ke