West Ham manager David Moyes expressed frustration with the Premier League officiating as his team was denied a win at Sheffield United due to a 103rd-minute penalty.
Referee Michael Salisbury awarded the spot-kick after Hammers goalkeeper Alphonse Areola collided with Oli McBurnie, leading to the Blades striker converting from the spot.
Moyes found himself 'shrugging his shoulders' over the decision. The frustration continued seconds later when West Ham was seemingly denied another penalty, with Jarrod Bowen being manhandled by Anel Ahmedhodzic.
Quoted by the Daily Mail, Moyes said: "I am certainly not going to talk about any referees, for sure I don't want to get myself into trouble."
"You should ask the referee and see what they think. We have got to the stage where we are settling for a level of officiating where we are all shrugging our shoulders and saying, 'OK'. We are shrugging our shoulders again and seeing what they do. We don't know what they are going to do."
