Burnley boss Sean Dyche had no issues with VAR after their 1-1 draw with Manchester United.
The Clarets were on the end of a few favorable refereeing decisions in the first half, with United having two goals ruled out by VAR.
The first was for a Harry Maguire offside in the build-up to a Raphael Varane header, with the second being a Paul Pogba foul in the lead-up to a Burnley own-goal.
"The problem with the game now is it has to be a foul [for the first goal] because they get given everywhere on the pitch," said Dyche post-game to reporters.
"Then we get the opposite where they don't give decisions in the box they give elsewhere.
"The Maguire one [possible last-man tackle from Harry Maguire in the second half], is that a sending off? It probably could be.
"Over the season you just hope you're on the right side of them. I personally feel the decisions were right, even the Maguire one, I don't really want to see players sent off for that, the ball is running so it's a debate, if the ball is spinning or coming back I think he goes.
"Man United were the better side in the first half, we never really got near what I was hoping for, apart from the work ethic of the defensive unit. We wanted a reaction and the players gave a reaction, the second half is much more what we want to be like against a very good outfit. It's a very positive point.
"It's not easy, we're in a situation where we're bottom of the league. I don't think we should be there, we've got to correct it and it's difficult. We're playing against Man United, there might be some noise about them but there's still some top, top players there.
"You can't wait for games to come your way, you have to make them come your way. You could argue Man United were very good, or we were off and we made Man United look very good."
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