Pep Guardiola makes Arsenal and Tottenham claim after Manchester City's win

Pep Guardiola has talked about recent VAR controversies involving Tottenham and Arsenal after he wasn’t happy with an incident during his Manchester City’s side 5-2 win over Southampton on Wednesday night. The Cityzens' boss was not happy about Phil Foden not being awarded a penalty and he told Sky Sports that he ‘doesn’t understand’ how Fulham’s goal against Spurs was disallowed’ last week for handball. And how Arsenal weren’t awarded a penalty after cries that Phil Bardsley handled the ball during the Gunners’ 1-1 draw against Burnley this past weekend. “I don’t understand how Fulham disallowed goal against Tottenham,” said Guardiola. “I don’t understand the hands from Arsenal against Burnley. And another example is the penalty today. “Like we won, it’s incredible and happy and everything. But Jon (Moss) cannot see it. But the VAR is there. “Don’t listen the penalty is incredible. You know that for a long time, for about four or five years, I never complain about the referees. But this action is really in-cred-ible, in-cred-ible. “The same with Fulham and Arsenal, with the hands. Maybe, one day, they will explain to us really the rule for all the managers and the players.” Source- HITC Join us on Telegram!/ Follow us on Twitter!

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