Iraola Angry at Referee Over Late Leeds Goal

Andoni Iraola was upset about a late goal in Bournemouth's 2-2 draw with Leeds.

Leeds scored in the seventh minute of added time, stopping Bournemouth from moving up to sixth place.

Iraola thought the goal should not have counted because a Leeds player was offside.

This happened after Bournemouth had a goal disallowed for offside earlier in the game.

Iraola said he was very angry and disappointed about the late goal.

He accepted that an earlier goal was offside, but not the late one.

Iraola said the offside position was clear and it affected the goalkeeper.

Iraola spoke with the referee, who thought it was a difficult play.

Iraola said the offside player was in the way of the goalkeeper and made it hard for him to save the ball.

As soon as the player affected the goalkeeper's view, it was offside.

Bournemouth took the lead again in the 86th minute with a goal from Rayan.

Despite not losing, Bournemouth was frustrated and moved up to seventh place.

Iraola did not want to talk about rumors that he might coach Chelsea.

Iraola said he was focused on Bournemouth's last four games.

Iraola said Bournemouth had a great chance to get into Europe and he would not talk about his future.

Leeds coach Daniel Farke was happy with the point that helped his team.

Leeds now has 40 points and is nine points above the relegation zone.

Farke said he would not celebrate until Leeds was safe from relegation.

Farke was confident that Leeds would not lose all its last four games.

Farke said the point was very important for Leeds' table position and morale.

The draw showed Leeds' strong mentality and fighting spirit.

The point was a big boost for Leeds before its FA Cup game.

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