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Manchester United legends Roy Keane and Peter Schmeichel have disagreed on West Ham\u2019s disallowed goal against Arsenal on Sunday.<\/p>\n
Arsenal and West Ham played out a tense and all-important match on Sunday evening, with the 1-0 win for Mikel Arteta<\/strong>s side moving them one step closer to winning the Premier League.<\/p>\n Leandro Trossard\u2019s deflected effort put Arsenal<\/strong> ahead inside the final ten minutes, while Callum Wilson\u2019s equaliser in stoppage time was ruled out for a foul on goalkeeper David Raya.<\/p>\n Following a prolonged VAR check, it was ruled that West Ham forward Pablo fouled Raya by holding the goalkeeper\u2019s arm, and this correct call denied the Hammers a point in heartbreaking fashion.<\/p>\n A report from The Times<\/em> has since revealed that they are to \u2018lodge an official complaint\u2019 to the PGMOL, having argued that the length of the check suggests it was \u2018not a clear-and-obvious error\u2019.<\/p>\n Speaking after the match, Keane explained why he thinks VAR and referee Chris Kavanagh made the right call to disallow West Ham\u2019s goal.<\/p>\n READ: 16 Conclusions from West Ham 0-1 Arsenal: Rice, Raya, Arteta, Trossard, Wilson, VAR, corners \u201cVAR are going to check everything\u2026 do not put your hands on the goalkeeper! Certainly don\u2019t leave them on for three or four seconds,\u201d Keane explained on Sky Sports.<\/p>\n \u201cObviously it was madness and there\u2019s loads of other fouls, there\u2019s all sorts going on, but because the goalkeeper has such a big part to play, I think it is a foul.<\/p>\n \u201cHe must know they\u2019re going to check VAR, he\u2019s pulling his jersey. There\u2019s all sorts going on. You talk about the discipline\u2026 do not give a foul away.\u201d<\/p>\n READ MORE: Arsenal irony shows VAR \u2018pointless\u2019 as Man Utd fans rage However, Keane\u2019s former Man Utd teammate, Peter Schmeichel, has hit out at the decision to disallow West Ham\u2019s late equaliser, claiming it was \u201cwrong on so many levels\u201d.<\/p>\n \u201cWhat really makes me angry is that Arsenal would never be top of the league if that\u2019s a free-kick,\u201d Schmeichel said on Viaplay.<\/p>\n \u201cThat\u2019s how they\u2019ve scored so many goals, by blocking people, holding people, doing all kinds of things.<\/p>\n READ NEXT: Former Prem official proposes \u2018law change\u2019 which could have swung title race away from Arsenal \u201cAnd then we get to this point, it takes VAR five minutes, Darren England the VAR, it takes five minutes.<\/p>\n \u201cHe starts it over again and starts it over again and again\u2026 that in itself puts so much doubt into that decision that it cannot be a free-kick.<\/p>\n \u201cI think it\u2019s so wrong. I just don\u2019t understand why all of a sudden that\u2019s a free-kick, because it\u2019s not been for any teams all the way throughout the season.<\/p>\n \u201cAll this, it\u2019s just crazy. And that decision today, it\u2019s just so wrong on so many levels.\u201d<\/p>\n <\/div>\n
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<\/strong><\/p>\n\u201cIt\u2019s just so wrong on so many levels.\u201d<\/h2>\n
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