Roy Hodgson

I mean, what would people expect me to say to that decision?

So there's no point in discussing it.

No.

He's a defender.

He has to try and defend, which he did, in my opinion, well.

And of course, right at the end of the game, we have a penalty, which is not given when

when Van Dijk completely clears out our player Max Meyer.

Just he's about to try and get a touch on a ball on the cross.

So we weren't lucky with the refereeing decisions tonight, that's for sure.

And there's no point me trying to stand here and say anything different.

And really the questions are,

the sort of questions one gets all the time after these sort of games.

But I'm more interested, really, in the fact that we played so well during the 95 or 96 minutes, and I consider us unlucky to have been on the wrong end, personally, of refereeing decisions.

But that's my opinion, and other people can have their opinions.

Yes, that's OK, that's OK.

He catches him, I don't think he means to.

I don't think he was trying to pull him down.

But there's no doubt there's contact there and he's the last man, so the referee made the right decision.

No, because it happened.

I mean, we were chasing the game at that time.