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Leeds United boss Jesse Marsch accused Premier League officers of a “lack of respect” after his crew have been denied a penalty and the video assistant referee (VAR) didn’t ask the on-field official to evaluation the incident in Saturday’s 5-2 defeat by Brentford.

Brentford went up 1-0 after being given a penalty following an extended VAR examine, however Marsch was left fuming as Leeds’ Crysencio Summerville was introduced down within the field after they have been down 3-1 and the evaluation system didn’t intervene.

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Marsch was proven a crimson card for arguing with the officers and he accused them of double requirements.

“I’ve acquired to determine the way to have discussions with the league or with referees to assist perceive how some choices get made,” Marsch stated in his postmatch interview.

“I used to be talking with the fourth official, attempting to be as respectful as I presumably may, even when a penalty was on condition that I in all probability did not assume was a penalty.

“After which you do not see it reciprocated, the respect. That is what I might name it. That lack of VAR go to, in the long run to me, is a scarcity of respect.”

On a day of controversial choices, West Ham United boss David Moyes known as the VAR’s transfer to rule out an equaliser of their 2-1 loss at Chelsea as “scandalous” and “ridiculously dangerous.”

Newcastle United supervisor Eddie Howe additionally disagreed with the officers after his aspect had a objective chalked off following a VAR resolution in a 0-0 dwelling stalemate with Crystal Palace.

Supply: espn.co.uk