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I haven't got too much of a problem, I haven’t seen it back to be totally honest, but I think if he's passed him and he's in on goal, I can understand that decision, so I'm not going we deserve everything. But it shouldn’t have happened because we should've had another penalty and the game would've been totally different and then it ended up in chaos after that. It is what it is.”

On how big those moments are when things don't go your way: "Massive. Absolutely massive. That's what VAR was for. Clean it up and consistency. Surely whatever they think, if one's been given there's enough people to decide that it's the same as the first. It's two different decisions, so a bit baffling really.”

# Bruno Fernandes

Bruno Fernandes: 'I think the other (Evanilson) situation is a penalty, but I also think the one on Amad is a penalty, and that could have changed the game. It's difficult for the referee to give two penalties to the same team in one game but why doesn't VAR get involved?' [Chris Wheeler\]

# 'Either both are penalties or none of them are'

Manchester United captain Bruno Fernandes speaking to Sky Sports:

"Disappointed because we did enough to get three points. Had to finish with a lot of suffering and trying not to concede. Frustration onto ourselves because we could've gone 2-0 up and from that we conceded another goal. Not getting a penalty and then we get a penalty against where it's the same situation as Amad - one is one, one is not. I know it's difficult for the referee to give two penalties to the same team in one game but I don't understand why VAR doesn't get involved in that situation or with Harry [Maguire\] because either one is a penalty and so is the other or none of them are.

"Amad is getting to a point where he's going to shoot and he gets pushed - you can see that something puts him completely out of balance. It's frustrating for the small players because they always say the small players are soft and when it's the bigger players they end up giving the fouls. I think the other situation is a penalty but I also think the one on Amad is a penalty and that could've changed the game."

On what Michael Carrick has done: "That's always been part of the club. It doesn't change with the manager in charge. Last weeks we've been positive with the result and that gives positive energy to the team to understand we can go anywhere and get results. We've been in very good form under Michael [Carrick\] and today we had to suffer and we did get a point - we got something from it.

"What could be better is that we get three points in the next game which we couldn't get today. Premier League is very tough and we have lots of competition. Aston Villa are close to us and Liverpool and Chelsea too. Our aim is to move forwards by keep getting points, we have to get away from them and the best way to do that is to keep getting points. If you want to get closer to the one in front of you you still have to get the three points."

On turning a corner after criticism: "It will always be like that when you get results you get flowers when you don't you get criticised it's part of being a Manchester United player. Demand is very high from everywhere, a lot of people with eyes on the club because it's massive. It's a lot of eyes on us but if you decide to play for this club and you play here then you are a big player and have a big personality. There are highs and lows and you have to deal with them. "

# Andoni Iraola

# 'Never a penalty on Amad'

Bournemouth manager Andoni Iraola speaking to BBC MOTD:

"We wanted three points and we played well enough but they looked dangerous every time they came forward. We played really well and at the end, probably because we finished against 10 men, we were the closest team to winning it. It's a challenging game against United.

"Now we have the advantage we can see replays quickly and I didn't think there was anything in that one [Amad\]. I think the Evanilson one and the Matheus Cunha one are both penalties because defenders lose the position and then the Amad

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