Sunday, May 1, 2011

Fergie fears split-second decisions in title race

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LONDON - SIR Alex Ferguson insists Manchester United paid the price for a refereeing error in the 1-0 defeat at Arsenal as the Premier League title race was blown wide open.

Ferguson believes referee Chris Foy got it wrong when he failed to award an 88th minute penalty following Gael Clichy's clumsy challenge on Michael Owen. The United manager acknowledged Arsenal themselves had a good claim for a spot-kick turned down when Nemanja Vidic handled Theo Walcott's cross in the first half.

02 May, 2011


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