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West Brom defender Semi Ajayi has called on Instagram to take action after revealing that he had received vile racist abuse following their Premier League clash against Liverpool.The 27-year-old Nigeria international played the full fixture for Sam Allardyce's relegated side, who came just seconds away from taking a point from last season's champions.Although it wasn't meant to be following Alisson's late winner, Ajayi's attention was soon turned to social media companies and their failure to cut out the revolting abuse online.His post comes after the Professional Footballers' Association lashed out at the ‘insufficient’ steps taken by Instagram following abuse directed at Raheem Sterling earlier this month.Ajayi wrote on Instagram: "Yet

straight to your inbox every day for freeOle Gunnar Solskjaer accused the Video Assistant Referee Jon Moss of 'sleeping' during the second-half of Manchester United's draw with West Brom.Match referee Craig Pawson awarded Harry Maguire a second-half penalty but replays showed Maguire was stood in an offside position. Despite that revelation, Pawson was advised by Moss to consult the pitchside monitor and review the 'foul', and decided West Brom defender Semi Ajayi had not impeded Maguire."We all want consistency and a fair game and there's human error we all expect from our game," Solskjaer said.

Jurgen Klopp admitted Liverpool got what they deserved as the “sloppy” Reds threw away the chance of daylight at the top of the table.

Jamie Carragher was left in shock at what Liverpool did seconds before the final whistle against West Brom, saying he “cannot believe” it on commentary.The former Reds defender was in the gantry to watch his former side concede a 1-1 draw at Anfield to the relegation battlers.Jurgen Klopp’s side had taken the lead in the first half through Sadio Mane’s close-distance strike before Semi Ajayi headed bounced in off the post with eight minutes to go.But the Premier League champions did not stop pushing, eventually earning the chance of securing a winner in the last play of the game.Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain saw his cross get blocked by Baggies star Matt Phillips and bounce out for a corner kick.With the Reds stars getting into the box for a last

Andy Robertson admits Liverpool "got what they deserved" as they were pegged back late on by West Brom at Anfield.