Michael Carrick was left incensed that Manchester United weren't given a second penalty moments before Bournemouth scored their first goal on Friday night. The two teams played out a 2-2 draw in a frenetic encounter at the Vitality Stadium that provided no shortage of controversy. United took the lead from the spot, with Bruno Fernandes rolling his effort into the bottom corner after Matheus Cunha was brought down inside the area.

The visitors were unfortunate to be denied another penalty when Amad was pushed to the ground shortly afterwards, with their protests being waved away. Bournemouth went straight up the other end and found a leveller, with Ryan Christie firing home from the edge of the box. VAR examined the decision not to award United a second penalty, but it was decided there was insufficient contact.

Carrick was asked for his thoughts after the final whistle and made no attempt to hide his true feelings, with his frustration clear for all to see.

"A lot happened in the end," he told Sky Sports. "I thought we had good chances, good opportunities. We had enough to be ahead. Little bit more comfortable in the game.

"Found the goal and should have had another penalty. If you get one, you should have got the other. Either way he [referee Stuart Attwell] has got one wrong.

"It's pretty much identical for me, two-hand grab. Either way, he's got one wrong, but to give one and not give the other, I can't get my head around it, I think it's crazy. It's a bit baffling, really.

"Because of that, they score and then it's chaos after that, really. We should have had another penalty and the game would have been totally different."

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