Bournemouth manager Gary O'Neil has been left seething after VAR's involvement in both of West Ham's goal during his side's 2-0 loss away at the London Stadium on Monday night.
O'Neil was shown a yellow card for his protests after Hammers defender Kurt Zouma scored in the minutes before half-time.
The ball struck the hand of German defender Thilo Kehrer as Jarrod Bowen's corner was whipped into the Cherries box, but VAR deemed this intervention didn't warrant the goal being chalked off.
Further handball controversy in stoppage time saw West Ham awarded a penalty as substitute Jordan Zemura was deemed to have deliberately use his hand to block Vladimír Coufal's cross.