Everton manager David Moyes says the VAR was wrong to get involved after a late penalty decision against Manchester United was overturned.

VAR was the villain once again on Saturday as Manchester United claimed a late draw away at Everton.Ruben Amorim's side rallied in the dying minutes to claim a share of the spoils at Goodison.But

A late controversial penalty decision has split opinions among fans following Man United's draw with Everton on SaturdayEverton's Ashley Young appeared to have been pushed in the box by a United defender but VAR decided against awarding a penaltyThe draw means Ruben Amorim's United avoid a second successive defeat after losing to Tottenham last weekThe Premier League’s official Match Centre account has issued a statement after VAR’s controversial decision to deny Everton a last-minute penalty against Manchester United.

Everton thought they had a chance to claim a last-gasp victory against Manchester United from the penalty spot, only for a VAR overturn to deny David Moyes' team

David Moyes felt Everton were wronged after referee Andy Madley reversed his decision to award a late penalty against Manchester United. The Toffees opened up a two-goal lead in the thanks to

Everton were denied a late penalty following a VAR review in their 2-2 draw against Manchester United. David Moyes has given his reaction to Everton being denied a late penalty in their 2-2 draw against Manchester United.