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• Mancini hints at bias towards Manchester United
• Application of 'the rules are not the same for everyone'

The Manchester City manager Roberto Mancini has voiced his frustration with the standard of refereeing in England and claimed "the rules are not the same for everyone".

Mancini did not want to comment on specific incidents but City's title rivals Manchester United have benefited from two controversial penalty decisions in the past fortnight.

City, who trail United by five points at the top of the Barclays Premier League, also felt wronged when the striker Carlos Tevez was harshly booked for diving in last week's defeat of Norwich City.

Mancini has said, with four games remaining, his side's title hopes are over and still feels that way despite some players expressing a different opinion.

When asked his thoughts on what his players have said, Mancini said: "I am happy because they believe but, for me, I have the same feeling. I think it is very difficult. Also after some of the some of the situations I saw in the last three or four weeks, I think it is really difficult for us."

When asked if he was referring to refereeing decisions involving City or United, he said: "Both."

Mancini, at a press conference to preview Sunday's game away to Wolverhampton Wanderers, was then asked to elaborate.

He said: "I can say it is a very strange situation, only this. For us it is important to finish well this season.

"We want to try to win the next game. That will be difficult. Wolves are bottom of the table and it will be a tough game. We need to play like against Norwich."

When asked to expand again about these "situations", Mancini said: "I am not frustrated. In Italy we say, 'Every place is the same'."

Asked what that meant, he said: "The rules are not the same for everyone."

Mancini was then asked if he was suggesting the rules are different for City and United.

He said: "I am not saying this, I don't want to say this. I said the rules, maybe sometimes, are different.

"When I was in Italy I always thought here there were the best referees. My idea has changed, probably." Read More

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