Fulham manager Marco Silva felt West Ham United's last two goals in Sunday's should not have stood as Gianluca Scamacca and Michail Antonio were guilty of handballs.
Soccer Football - Premier League - West Ham United v Fulham - London Stadium, London, Britain - October 9, 2022 Fulham manager Marco Silva REUTERS/Peter NichollsLONDON, Oct 9 - Fulham manager Marco Silva felt West Ham United's last two goals in Sunday'sScamacca appeared to lightly brush his hand against the ball before he chipped the goalkeeper to give West Ham a 2-1 lead and did not celebrate as he looked worryingly at the linesman, but the goal was allowed to stand after a lengthy VAR...
"I will not say to you what I think. Can I ask you what you think? Even for the third goal there was a handball about five seconds before. Congratulations to West Ham, they got the three points. Andreas Pereira had opened the scoring for Fulham in the fifth minute but the midfielder conceded a penalty later in the first half that galvanised West Ham to mount a comeback.
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