Conor Coady does not want 'barmy' VAR drama to overshadow performance at Liverpool

The Wolves skipper saw his men narrowly defeated at the Premier League leaders by a Sadio Mane 42nd minute strike.

That goal was awarded by the video officials and after seeing Pedro Neto's first-half injury time leveller ruled out by VAR for an offside call on Jonny Castro-Otto, Coady wants to remember the performance, rather than the controversy as they bid to bounce back at Watford on Wednesday.

He said: "The problem is, all we are talking about is VAR!

"I have spoken about it all season.

"I thought we were outstanding on Sunday, especially in the second half when we moved with them, played with as much as possible.

"We need to look at that performance second half at a world class club like this and making our mark.

"You look at the two games we have had in terms of Manchester City and Liverpool and I think we have been excellent in both."

Mane's goal was initially chalked off by referee Anthony Taylor as he felt Adam Lallana had handled it into his path.