Man United compounds Spurs misery after VAR dismay
Edinson Cavani shrugged off first-half VAR disbelief to head the winner as Manchester United stretched its unbeaten Premier League away run to 23 games with a 3-1 victory over Tottenham.
Spurs went ahead five minutes before half-time when Son Heung-min slotted home, just moments after Cavani's strike had been ruled out for a soft-looking foul by Scott McTominay on Tottenham's South Korean forward.
United was raging about the decision, but it bounced back in style in the second period with goals from Fred, Cavani and Mason Greenwood.
The result moved second-placed United seven points ahead of Leicester City, who sit third, while Spurs remained in seventh, six points away from a Champions League qualification spot.
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