Jose Mourinho can say what he likes about the decision that never came in the build up to Watford's first goal but nothing that comes out of his mouth should detract from the fact that his team were well-beaten at Vicarage Road.

The Miguel Britos challenge on Anthony Martial was robust - and the Frenchman was still feeling the effects of a head injury moments before - but it was by no means an obvious foul. Michael Oliver - the referee - was well within his rights to wave play on and permit the goal from Etienne Capoue to stand.

From there, United played with a persecution complex. Mourinho - as well as his assistant Rui Faria - collared the fourth official Stuart Atwell and persistently made him aware of their feelings regarding the decision to award the goal. On the field, Mourinho's players bristled. There was more bite in their challenges - a petulant defiance - as if they were daring the referee to whistle against them.

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We lost fair and square today