Bruno Lage believes they should have won the game against Arsenal as they were the better side in the game.
Wolves manager Bruno Lage says he is disappointed with the result against Arsenal as he claims they were the better side in the game.
Wolves side were defeat by 10 men Arsenal after first half goal from defender Gabriel Magalhaes gave the Gunners three points.
There were appeals from Wolves for it to be disallowed, the hosts claiming Alexandre Lacazette had fouled goalkeeper Jose Sa in the build-up.
They also felt hard done by when Arsenal’s Granit Xhaka headed it into his own net, but Raul Jimenez was ruled to have interfered with play from an offside position.
Lage felt his side did enough to deserve the three points, but were let down by the officiating.
“I think we were the better team, the tempo we put in the game was very good,” he told BT Sport.
“At the end we didn’t score, but I think we scored [the disallowed goal]. I think it was two strange decisions, both goals. It does not justify everything, because I think we created a lot of chances to score. But the situations it was very strange, especially our goal. We must move on and keep working as we are working.
“I saw. The image I think is clear. The striker kicked Jose Sa’s hand, and they move on, and they score after that. I think it is so clear, I don’t know if the situation went to VAR. It was a strange decision in my opinion.”
Source: Skysports
