David Moyes accused Edouard Mendy of ‘diving and faking an injury’ as VAR call denies West Ham draw

West Ham United Boss David Moyes blasted the referees for their wrong decisions in their 2-1 loss against the Blues at Stamford Bridge Yesterday.

However, in the 90th minute Maxwel Cornet rescued a point for the Hammers when he found the back of the net. But, the goal was ruled out for a foul on Edouard Mendy by Jared Bowen during the build-up to the goal.

West Ham United manager David Moyes has accused Chelsea goalkeeper Édouard Mendy of diving and faking an injury’ in West Ham’s ruled out equaliser from Maxwell Cornet in the 90th minute.

According to Moyes, he believes that was an blatant error on the part of the referee and accused Chelsea Goalie of faking an injury. Here’s what he said (via dailystar.co.uk):

Bowen tried to jump past Mendy during the build-up to the goal. However, the Englishman’s trailing leg slightly caught the Senegalese goalkeeper. Considering the nature of the incident, the goal getting ruled out might seem harsh to many.

David Moyes went on to question the officials who were in charge of the VAR check as well, adding:

The Hammers took the lead against through Michail Antonio in the 66th minute. However, both Chilwell and Havertz scored the only goals to secure the win for the Blues.

The Hammers find themselves in the 18th spot in the league table after six league games this season.

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