'I can list a number' - Erik ten Hag unhappy with latest decision against Manchester United in Tottenham draw

Erik ten Hag believes Manchester United were denied a penalty against Tottenham in the latest of a number of decisions that have gone against them this season.

Garnacho appealed for a spotkick after he went down amid a tug from Tottenham left-back Destiny Udogie with the contest level at 1-1 in the first half, but referee John Brooks ignored the Argentine's protests.

United ended the half 2-1 ahead but conceded 50 seconds after the restart as Spurs secured a point and stayed eight points above United in the Premier League table.

Ten Hag recalled Garnacho was denied a penalty in the reverse fixture at Tottenham when United lost 2-0 in August. With the game goalless in the first half, Garnacho's goalbound effort was blocked by the hand of Cristian Romero.

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When asked if he was surprised the Video Assistant Referee had not halted the home game against Spurs, Ten Hag replied: "Yes. What can you do for it?

"But I'm used to this all season, this is the case. In Spurs was similar, a clear handball from (Cristian) Romero and I can list a number more. I think at some point in the season, it will turn to our side, let's hope so."

The 2-2 stalemate with Spurs was only United's second league draw all season but they have lost nine and won 10 after 21 games. They have failed to beat Tottenham in the league for the first time in a season since 2013-14.

United only had 36% possession and the goals from Rasmus Hojlund and Marcus Rashford were their only attempts on target as Tottenham controlled the game even without five regulars in their front six.

"I think we scored two great goals but we concede two very soft