by Fulham boss Marco Silva accused a “lack of communication” when he confirmed that Ryan Sessegnon in Bournemouth was wrongly replaced in the 1-0 defeat of the Premier League of his team.
When the houses were looking for a reaction to the goal in the first minute of Antoine Semeny in the Vitality Stadium, Sessegnon left the field when Tom Cairney, Adama Traore and Raul Jimenez were waiting to conquer a little more than half time.
Silva was clearly unhappy and tried to get Sessegnon to go back to the touch in the middle of confusion.
After the referee Michael Oliver had come to speak to the fourth official Tim Robinson, the Portuguese coach said that he was prevented from correcting the error.
“It was a lack of communication there with the fourth official from our employees,” said Silva, who suggested that Sasa Lukic also withdraw Sander Berge and Rodrigo Muniz.
“We had enough time to correct. When I looked out Sessegnon, I tried to correct it. He (fourth official Robinson) decided not to be correct.”
Semenyos strike in 53 seconds Bournemouth’s striving for continental qualifications when Fulham’s own European efforts suffered a setback.
The first victory of the Cherries in seven top games increased them to eight space over the huts and Brighton over the gate difference.
Silva believed that the defender of Bournemouth Marcos Senesi was to be released in the 44th minute when he was shown a yellow card for a Lungering challenge for Joachim Andersen.
Argentina -International Sennesi, who won the ball during the robust challenge, was replaced by Illia Zabarnyi for the second half.
“It (the substitution) showed that they (Bournemouth) recognized, which we also realized that it was a mistake by the referee, it was a mistake of the VAR,” said Silva.
“And of course they brought out the player because they knew that he would be sooner or later, probably a player who would be out (sent).
“Probably, if I am in the same position as it, I will do the same because it was clear. If you see Joachim’s shin, it is clear.”
Silva complained of a “sloppy” start to give the initiative outside the form of Bournemouth.
Semenyo used a mistake by the Cottager captain Antonee Robinson to claim his tenth season goal, while Sessegnon wasted the best chance of balance.
“We are very disappointed with the result and nothing in this game,” added Silva.
“We were sloppy as we granted the first goal. We gave them the thrust that they needed after six games without a win.”
Bournemouth corresponded to the record points of the club in the upper escape by passing 48.
After head coach Andoni Iraola, only two points from the previous 18 available available cherries and European boosts of the cherries were on the right track.
“In any case, it lives,” he said. “When the season is over today, we would go to Europe. We have a problem: we still have six games to play. We would like to end today.
“It is still very difficult because we don’t have a simple schedule. Even with the run (from games) we are in a place where we can definitely compete.
“I am very happy, I think we needed this victory. It’s a key game for us.”
