Gary O'Neil was visibly upset after Man United got away with penalty shout
Gary O'Neil was given a yellow card for his protests after Wolves were denied a late penalty against Manchester United.
Wolves protested for a penalty with the decision being sent to be checked by VAR for a potential penalty. Clearly aggrieved by the decision, O'Neil could be seen protesting the call to the fourth official, leading referee Simon Hooper to head over to the touchline to give him a yellow card, as per the new rules enforced by the Premier League this season."It looked like the goalkeeper tried to take the centre-forward’s head off is what it looked like live and when I watch it now it looks the same," O'Neil told Sky Sports.
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