Manchester United hero Rio Ferdinand wasn't happy after his old team's opener was disallowed against Rangers.
The sides face off in the UEFA Europa League this evening in a hotly contested Battle of Britain.
The Old Trafford club looked to have opened the scoring early doors after Matthijs de Ligt nodded home from a corner.
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Referee Erik Lambrechts, though, soon disallowed the goal for a foul by United centre-back Leny Yoro on Rangers defender Robin Propper.
Yoro looked to have shoved Propper's back, although Ferdinand felt the goal should have stood: "I’m not having that," he said live on TNT Sports.
"It’s so soft. He’s just touched him, he’s leaned on him slightly, he’s gone down like a pack of cards."
The game remains poised at 0-0 as half-time approaches.
The teams are finely balanced in the Europa League table as matchday seven continues.
Rangers finish their league phase campaign with a home tie against Belgian outfit Union St. Gilloise at Ibrox next Thursday evening.
Before that, though, Philippe Clement's men travel to face Dundee United in the Scottish Premiership this weekend.
