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Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola said he did not understand why the auxiliary video system had not been used at Swansea City Stadium after strange and controversial arbitration rulings had helped his team to win a 3-2 victory in the FA Cup quarter-finals.
Guardiola said: "I'm sorry to sneak in, I do not understand why I did not use the video assistant rule in this competition ?, I hope that will not happen, we really did have luck in the penalty but you need luck, especially when you participate in 4 tournaments. "
Guardiola, however, paid tribute to his team's 2-1 victory over the club, winning the first victory in all competitions since taking charge.
"During the break, we discussed the need for a goal, and after scoring the goal, the rest will be easier."
"After scoring, we had a lot of opportunities, but the fighting spirit and determination helped us win the match.
Al-Siti won 2-0 at Liberty Stadium to secure a semifinal spot for the second time in three seasons and maintain their hopes of winning an unprecedented Premier League title four times.
Suwanezi City, second, would be outraged by two late goals for Manchester City, who would almost certainly not be counted if the video-assisted system was in place.
A penalty was imposed on Manchester City 12 minutes before the end, although the television broadcasts show that Cameron Carter is in good shape, without fail against Rahim Sterling.
Sergio Aguero made the penalty and went into the ball after hitting goaltender and goalkeeper Christopher Nordfeldt.
There was more controversy in the 88th minute as Aguero was in an offside position before scoring.
However, the video-sharing system was not made available to the English public after English football officials decided to limit themselves to cup matches at the Premier League clubs.
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