Sheffield Wednesday boss Brian Laws felt that his side's 2-1 defeat at home to QPR was not a fair reflection on the game.
Jay Simpson gave Rangers a 10th-minute lead, firing beyond keeper Lee Grant after latching onto a great through ball from Abel Taarabt, but Jermaine Johnson struck a equaliser just three minutes later after being sent clear by Darren Potter. Both sides then came close during an entertaining encounter before Kaspars Gorkss snatched a late winner for the visitors, meeting Alejandro Faurlin's corner with a firm near-post header.
"We didn't deserve that," said Laws. "We did enough to win, but football can be cruel at times."
He added: "We scored a great goal and after that I thought we were in control of the game. We feel like we've had our pockets pinched. It wasn't even a corner (for the winning goal) but the referee was so inconsistent with his decisions. Corners and free-kicks were given when they shouldn't have been."
Laws had little sympathy for transfer-seeking defender Richard Wood, who was booed when he came on as a substitute. He said: "The crowd reaction tells you they're disappointed with him and he's got to take it."
