I saw what West Ham did that made Manchester United players angry in controversial defeat

Manchester United crashed to yet another defeat after losing 2-1 to West Ham in a game featuring a series of missed chances and a remarkable late penalty decision.

United dominated the first half and saw a hatful of chances come and go. Alejandro Garnacho twice missed good opportunities, Bruno Fernandes should have put a header on target and Diogo Dalot missed an open goal.

It always felt like United could pay for their profligacy and when West Ham improved after a triple substitution at the break the game was much more even. One of those subs, Crysencio Summerville, scored with just over 15 minutes to go to give the Hammers the lead.

Casemiro levelled with a header before VAR intervened to hand West Ham a controversial and debatable penalty that led to furious protests from United players and officials. Jarrod Bowen scored from the spot to win the game for the Hammers.

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Replay it again

The screens behind both goals at the London Stadium are unmissable they are that big, so when the director choose to show a replay of the incident that led to West Ham's controversial penalty, United's players were always going to see it.

It only confirmed what they had seen in real-time and when they peered over David Coote's shoulder as he watched countless replays of the incident on the VAR monitor. It was never a penalty.

Matthijs de Ligt immediately gestured to the screen and pleaded for Coote to look again, suggesting a handball by Danny Ings. Andre Onana ran towards the touchline to tell the fourth official the same.

United's players were incensed and seeing the replay