Declan Rice makes arbitrator allegation after West Ham's Europa League misfortune
The Hammers saw their expectations of European magnificence finished by Eintracht Frankfurt in Germany, with Rafael Borre scoring the main objective of the second leg to guarantee the German side will meet Rangers in the Europa League last in Seville
Despondent Declan Rice guaranteed ref Jesus Gil was "against" West Ham following the Irons' Europa League semi-last exit because of Eintracht Frankfurt.
Following 2-1 from the main leg at the London Stadium, the Hammers realized just a success would do the trick in Germany to arrive at the last in Seville in the not so distant future.
In any case, after a splendid beginning in Frankfurt, their undertaking was made more troublesome with Aaron Cresswell's nineteenth moment excusal, the left-back shown a straight red card for the second time in the knockout stages. Also, when Rafael Borre gave Frankfurt a 1-0 triumph on the evening and 3-1 total achievement, their race was run.
Hammers chief Rice had no hesitations with Cresswell's initial exit - updated from an underlying yellow card after VAR intercession - however was a long way from intrigued with a portion of the other administering at the Deutsche Bank Park.
"The shipping off was presumably a shipping off however a portion of different choices were unfortunate this evening," Rice told BT Sport. "The ref appeared to go with each choice go for them. At the point when you have somebody against you, you can't do a lot."
On the Hammers race to the Europa League last four, Rice added: "We are destroyed in there, we have made significant progress collectively. We are not the greatest of crews, to continue to play week in, week out north of 50 games, after a year ago.
"I'm pleased also, to go down to 10 men and put in that shift. Many groups will disappear and lose three or four. To in any case attempt to get forward with a man less underlines all that West Ham is about. We will battle as far as possible. So destroyed yet glad for everybody."