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Manchester United's interim manager Ralf Rangnick was left confused and "surprised" after Middlesbrough's equaliser in their FA Cup tie on Friday night was allowed to stand despite a handball in the build-up.
Ralf Rangnick claimed Manchester United were robbed by VAR after his side suffered a shock FA Cup exit at the hands of Championship club Middlesbrough who won 8-7 on penalties after a 1-1 draw on Friday.
Ralf Rangnick claimed Manchester United were robbed by VAR after his side suffered a shock FA Cup exit at the hands of Championship club Middlesbrough who won 8-7 on penalties after a 1-1 draw on Friday. Rangnick's team crashed out in the fourth round after Anthony Elanga blazed his spot-kick over the bar in a nerve-jangling shoot-out at Old Trafford. Swedish teenager Elanga was the only player from either team to miss in the shoot-out, leaving the forward holding his head in disbelief as Middlesbrough celebrated their stunning victory.
Middlesbrough's controversial equaliser against Manchester United sparked debate. Should it have been disallowed for handball? United's interim boss Ralf Rangnick was adamant the goal should not have stood, while even Chris Wilder was surprised it wasn't chalked off by VAR...
MANCHESTER : Manchester United manager Ralf Rangnick was left cursing a change to the handball rule while his Middlesbrough counterpart Chris Wilder hailed the magic of the FA Cup as the 12-time champions suffered a shock fourth round exit on penalties on Friday.
It was an FA Cup tie that had everything.
Ralf Rangnick says wasteful Manchester United only have themselves to blame after making an embarrassing early FA Cup exit at home to Middlesbrough.
The Old Trafford kiosks had to pull down the shutters at half-time. An announcement that no food or drink would be sold elicited chants of 'We want Glazers out'. In the museum, there is a shortage of cups.