Fulham, Burnley bosses express fury with VAR
Briefly

Both Burnley and Fulham lost Premier League matches after VAR interventions produced late, decisive decisions. Burnley twice recovered to level at Manchester United but conceded a VAR-awarded penalty in added time after Amad Diallo had his jersey pulled by Jaidon Anthony; the on-field referee initially declined a penalty before reviewing the footage. United also had an earlier first-half penalty decision reviewed by VAR following a tussle between Kyle Walker and Mason Mount. Fulham had an apparent goal by 18-year-old Josh King disallowed after a VAR review judged a careless challenge, prompting visible anger from Fulham manager Marco Silva.
Parker's Burnley looked set to claim a valuable point at Manchester United after his side twice fought back to level. Then, with the clock just into added-on time, United winger Amad Diallo had his jersey pulled by Jaidon Anthony as they ran into the area. On-field referee Sam Barrott declined to give a penalty, but was told to review the incident on video and he changed his mind.
"It's the way the game is going," Parker said after the 3-2 loss at Old Trafford. "It's going to become the most sterile game there is. We're probably months or a year away from not celebrating goals. I stand on the touchline, you score a goal and I feel like there's a million things go through your mind, a checklist, was it offside? Did he step on his toe two minutes before? We need to get a computer out."
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