Tottenham boss Antonio Conte insists they had cause for complaint after their 2-2 draw with Liverpool on Sunday.
Conte believes Liverpool's second goal scored by Andy Robertson should not have stood due to a 'clear handball' from Mohamed Salah moments earlier.
"Honestly, and I said this also to TV, I haven't seen the Robertson situation or the Harry Kane situation, and I haven't seen the possibility of the penalties," the Spurs boss told reporters after the 2-2 draw.
He added: "My staff said to me the second [Liverpool] goal was a clear handball. Clear, a clear handball.
"I think it's not right to comment on refereeing decisions after the game. I don't know if Jurgen wanted to comment on this but I can tell you my staff said to me that it was incredible to give the second goal and not to disallow it because there was a clear handball from Salah.
"But it was an exciting game with great emotions for the people who saw it and I don't like that we have to speak about refereeing decisions at the end. I think that's not good for anyone."
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