Man United were held to a frustrating 1-1 draw by Burnley in their Premier League at Old Trafford on Saturday (April 27).
Despite taking a lead through Antony in the second half, the Clarets scored a penalty to get away with a point from Old Trafford.
Alejandro Garnacho’s brother, Roberto, raged at the horrible refereeing that transpired at Old Trafford in the game, especially in the second half.
He posted a series of pictures and clips that supported his argument, captioning ‘enough is enough @premierleague’ to voice his dismay.
Garnacho’s brother posted a picture of a clear stamp from a Burnley play on Alejandro’s toes, but one for which he wasn’t sent off.
He also posted the picture of Antony’s shot hitting the hand of an opposition player, only for the referee and VAR to wave it off.
Incidentally, Aaron Wan-Bissaka saw a similar incident be given as a penalty against Man United against Coventry City last week.
Roberto also posted a clip of his brother being brought down in the box in the 76th minute, only for him to not get a penalty either.
Erik ten Hag raged at the inconsistent refereeing after the game, with the Red Devils’ Champions League dreams being officially over following this result.
