Were Man Utd right to feel aggrieved over VAR calls?

Ralf Rangnick questioned the refereeing and VAR over four key decisions during Manchester United's 3-1 defeat to Arsenal on Saturday. "We were at least unlucky with those three or four moments," he said.

Did he have a point? Let's take a look...

Jadon Sancho went on one of his trademark mazy runs and sent Cedric Soares back towards his own goal.

The Arsenal full-back lost his balance and stumbled to the ground before appearing to stop the ball with his hand.

Sancho appealed for what could have been a free-kick or a penalty, with the incident right on the edge of the penalty area.

However, referee Craig Pawson waved away the appeals, and there was no VAR intervention either.

Rangnick highlighted the incident after the game, saying: "There was another handball issue in the first half, Jadon Sancho was involved."

Manchester United had the ball in the back of the net in the 58th minute when Victor Lindelof flicked the ball into the path of Cristiano Ronaldo, who swept home from eight yards for what he thought was his second goal of the game.

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Initially, he did look offside but VAR checked the incident, and on second viewing, it was a tighter call then everyone thought.

Ben White's foot was very close to playing the Portugal international onside, but, after the lines had been drawn on the pictures, offside was given.

However, Rangnick also highlighted this decision in his post-match press conference, and the German was adamant Ronaldo was onside.

He said: "The second goal of Cristiano was not offside and you can even see it in that total perspective exactly in one line. I just saw it right now after the game and if this is the right picture, and I suppose they