Erik ten Hag blasts 'inconsistent' penalties after Man Utd's dire draw with Burnley | OneFootball

Andre Onana was in fine form in the first half and twice kept out a determined Lyle Foster. Yet, as has often been the case during his debut season at Old Trafford, the former Inter goalkeeper made a disastrous mistake to hand the visitors a lifeline.

In the 87th minute, Onana collided with Clarets substitute Zeki Amdouni after an inexplicable headed back-pass by Casemiro. Referee John Brooks awarded a spot-kick to the visitors following a look at the pitch-side monitor and Amdouni made no mistake from 12 yards out, earning Burnley a 1-1 draw in their battle against relegation.

Onana gave away a late penalty / Gareth Copley/GettyImages

"This one was justified but, on the other hand, I've seen two or three penalty situations. One is 100 per cent a penalty. [Alejandro] Garnacho, I think he was hit and then the last handball is 100 per cent a penalty. If it makes a penalty against Aaron Wan-Bissaka in the [Emirates FA Cup] semi-final, it makes that a penalty. It's really inconsistent.