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Marco Silva's point was given further weight by Man City striker Erling Haaland admitting he would also have been"fuming" at the decision.
Referee Michael Oliver and VAR Tony Harrington decided that an offside Manuel Akanji had not interfered with play when Nathan Ake's header bounced past him and into the net to put City back ahead just before half-time in what had been a closely-fought Premier League contest. "It was offside," admitted Haaland in an interview with beIN SPORTS after full-time."I feel bad for them - I would be fuming after this as well. It must be a horrible feeling."
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