Twitter tears into referee Jon Moss after Leicester’s last-minute penalty equaliser

Leicester City kept their unbeaten run going, but not without controversy.

With less than 30 seconds left on the clock, they were trailing at home to West Ham and down to 10 men after Jamie Vardy picked up a second booking for simulation. But then Jeff Schlupp went down in the West Ham box and referee Jon Moss pointed to the penalty spot, having earlier given the visitors a penalty and denied strong shouts from both teams.

It was a contentious decision, and those who seemed the angriest were not West Ham fans, but rather supporters of title challengers Arsenal and Tottenham.

https://twitter.com/Stillberto/status/721705873274441729 https://twitter.com/SmParker8/status/721705781268201473 https://twitter.com/jayjaffa/status/721705388450672641 https://twitter.com/BenMcAleer1/status/721705575864745985

The neutrals seemed to be enjoying it, mind you

https://twitter.com/brentmaximin/status/721705444000010241 https://twitter.com/Mullane45/status/721705405655740418 https://twitter.com/RWhittall/status/721705308326928384

And there were theories. Lots of theories.

https://twitter.com/Masters_JamesD/status/721705307462836224 https://twitter.com/Marcotti/status/721705353101111296 https://twitter.com/danielstorey85/status/721705511180218369 https://twitter.com/JanAageFjortoft/status/721707288042598400

And we all know what comes next.

https://twitter.com/chrs00/status/721705360562720768