Graham Potter insists Newcastle’s winner ought to have been RULED OUT for push by Alexander Isak as West Ham slip to house defeat

Graham Potter raged at Bruno Guimaraes’ aim with the West Ham supervisor adamant that Newcastle’s winner ought to have been dominated out as a result of Max Kilman was fouled within the build-up. 

The Brazilian’s aim was sufficient to safe a 1-0 victory for the Magpies which sends them as much as sixth within the desk and within the hunt for a Champions League spot. 

Nonetheless, the aim might — and in keeping with Potter, ought to — have been dominated out for a foul by Alexander Isak.

As Harvey Barnes‘ cross floated into the field, Isak appeared to push Kilman within the again because the ball floated over the West Ham defender and into the trail of Guimaraes.

‘I assumed it was a extremely dedicated efficiency from us,’ mentioned Potter.

‘We began the sport rather well, we began the second half rather well. The sport ebbed and flowed, it was fairly a good sport

‘We’re dissatisfied with the aim as a result of it seems like there are two palms on the again of our centre again. You may see from the response of their participant that they suppose it might have been a foul. 

So, I really feel for the gamers as a result of they completely gave all the pieces, a dedicated efficiency.’  

Potter and West Ham will subsequent get their probability to place that disappointment behind them after they journey to Everton for Saturday’s Premier League match.