West Ham United are formally contacting the Professional Game Match Officials (PGMO) to express significant concerns regarding their controversial disallowed goal during Sunday’s match against Arsenal. The decision, which saw a potential equaliser ruled out, could prove critical for the Hammers in their bid for Premier League survival.

West Ham intend to complain to the referees’ body Professional Game Match Officials over the decision to disallow Callum Wilson’s goal

The fight to avoid the final relegation spot in the Premier League is down to two teams. Third-to-last West Ham’s 1-0 loss to Arsenal has ensured another season in the lucrative top flight for Nottingham Forest and Leeds.

West Ham goalkeeper Mads Hermansen believes pushing and shoving at corners in Premier League has become a major problem after VAR denied his side a late equaliser against Arsenal for a foul on Gunners counterpart David Raya.

A wild game in London saw the Gunners come out with a late 1-0 victory, keeping themselves in the driver's seat to win the league

Players and fans felt aggrieved at the decision to disallow Wilson's goal - what could it end up meaning for West Ham's future?

The relegation-threatened Hammers thought they had snatched a valuable point against the leaders in Sunday’s high-stakes Premier League showdown at the London Stadium when Callum Wilson slammed home in the 95th minute following a corner, with Declan Rice well behind the line when he cleared the ball away.