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Television cameras have caught the moment Millwall manager Neil Harris screamed at stadium technicians to 'turn the f****** screens off' which showed replays of the hosts' controversial equaliser against Everton
The Lions had to come from behind twice to pull off a remarkable 3-2 win over the Premier League side in the FA Cup but Harris was quick to realise that his side were a bit fortunate to have done so
As Millwall trailed 2-1 with 15 minutes remaining, Cooper put the ball into the net by using his arm, which then sparked frantic scenes in both the stands and on the pitch
Cameras picked up Millwall boss Neil Harris demanding stadium screens to be turned off The irate Lions manager screamed at stadium technicians to stop showing the goal replays Everton's Marco Silva points out that Millwall's controversial equaliser shouldn't have counted Silva shrugs his shoulders after the officials fail to spot Jake Cooper's handball at The Den Nearly all of Everton's players in Cooper's vicinity furiously protested to both the linesman and referee Michael Oliver over the infringement but the goal stood despite a short pause before it was eventually given
The decision infuriated both Everton's players and their manager, Marco Silva, who waved his arms wildly to the fourth official
In the aftermath of the goal, Silva – and everyone else for that matter – saw replays of the goal on the stadium's big screens while the pictures were being broadcasted to viewers at home
The ball bounced into the Everton net off Cooper's arm to make it 2-2 late on in the FA Cup tie Every Everton player protests to the linesman that the goal should not have stood Cooper (centre) runs off to celebrate the equaliser despite the heavy protests against himThe replays clearly showed the ball going in off Cooper's arm which prompted an animated Silva to gesture to the big screen to protest Everton's case, especially since VAR was not in operation at the Championship ground
Seeing this, Harris was caught shouting up into the stands at The Den to 'turn off' the big screens in an attempt to hide the handball
Millwall's equaliser stood before Murray Wallace popped up with a 94th-minute winner to send the Championship side into the fifth round of the FA Cup
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