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Gary O'Neil: Wolves boss contacted by FA over comments after loss to Man City

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Wolves lost 2-1 to Manchester City in their Premier League clash on Sunday .

Wolves boss Gary O'Neil suggested referees could have a problem with unconscious bias.

John Stones' injury-time header was eventually awarded following a pitchside review by referee Chris Kavanagh after it had initially been disallowed for offside.

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