Swansea manager Paul Clement blamed Marcus Rashford for "beguiling the arbitrator" to win a penalty kick for Manchester United in Sunday's 1-1 draw at Old Trafford.
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The England forward went down under a test from goalkeeper Lukasz Fabianski to procure a spot-kick in first half-damage time which was changed over by Wayne Rooney, before Gylfi Sigurdsson leveled with a free-kick 11 minutes from time.
Replays indicated Rashford building contact before going down and Clement was unyielding ref Neil Swarbrick settled on the wrong choice.
"The guardian hauled out of it."
There were various bodies amongst Rashford and official Swarbrick, who postponed for a few seconds before indicating the spot.
Be that as it may, Clement affirmed he had examined the episode with the authority at full-time and was told he had seen it obviously.
"I took a gander at the response of my players as a matter of first importance and they were incensed about it," he included. "That puts an uncertainty in your mind whether it's the right choice.
"Additionally the deferral between the contact - or non-contact - and the choice being given. There was a short respite there that which typically would state there's uncertainty.
"The ref said to me after the diversion he was certain what he'd seen and he was quite recently affirming with the right hand. I don't know why I even asked him since he was nearly as far away as I might have been."
The opening objective came toward the finish of a first half which saw Swansea appreciate more ownership than the home side and make various clear possibilities
Forebearing was glad for their second-half fightback, which abandons them two focuses untied of Premier League security with three amusements to play.
"I'm exceptionally satisfied with the players and the execution," he said.
"I think we demonstrated many qualities today. We can go to a troublesome place with all the immense bolster they have here and really take the ball, play well and make some great shots.
"At that point we likewise managed an objective going in against us under troublesome conditions, not feeling frustrated about ourselves and getting on with the occupation.
"At the point when the objective went in, the minimum we merited was that.
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