
Sport
Share
Published 20:27 31 Jan 2018 GMT
Updated 20:34 31 Jan 2018 GMT

However, former referee Graham Poll said on BT Sport that the goal should not have been allowed, because Kane was standing in United's half when the match began.
So, by the letter of the law, the goal should not have stood, according to the former ref.
Some United fans weren't happy that the officials at Wembley did not spot Kane standing in the opposition half.
https://twitter.com/theWolf740/status/958797163772960768
https://twitter.com/maxdeanhart123/status/958796474195890176
https://twitter.com/stretfordend4/status/958795336633540608
https://twitter.com/TotallyMUFC/status/958795216391213057Explore more on these topics:
The Premier League GW4: Follow all of the action in our viral moments blog
We’re back again! The Premier League returns for a fourth week of action, as we have seven games to bring you on a very busy Saturday! There is no early kick-off, so we dive straight into the 3pm’s. First up is Andoni Iraola’s Liverpool, who take on a struggling Fulham at Anfield. Elsewhere at 3pm, […]
Sport
1 day ago
Non-league goalkeeper turns down chance to become king in Uganda
He prefers the magic of the FA Cup after all The chance to become king of a traditional kingdom in Uganda has been turned down by a goalkeeper who plays in the ninth tier of English football. The non-league goalkeeper George Desmond Kamurasi, who is captain of SE Dons from southeast London, turned out the […]
Sport
1 day ago
The original ‘This Is Anfield’ sign just sold for eight times its guide price
Sport