Queens Park Rangers boss Neil Warnock was not happy with Swansea City's goal as his side claimed a 1-1 draw in South Wales.

Swansea went ahead in the first half when Danny Graham fired home a adidas F50 adizero II prime FG fotballsko blå grønt clinical strike - but television replays confirmed that he handled Wayne Routledge's cross before scoring.

QPR came back and levelled through Jamie Mackie and Warnock left disappointed not to have taken the win, and also at some of the refereeing from Lee Probert.

Warnock told Sky Sports: "I'm disappointed that we haven't got three points.

"We got the stuffing knocked out of us. The adidas F50 adizero II prime FG fotballsko blå grønt referee saw it was handball, but said it was not intentional.

"It was a crucial decision, a big decision like that. You've got to know the game.

"It's the big decisions that you want referees to get right. I thought there were a number of mistakes tonight, but it's the match-winning ones you want them to get right.

"It was a kick in the teeth, it felt such an injustice at half-time, but it spurred us on.

"I thought we were strong, but we came back and we thought the next goal would win the game and we came back and had good opportunities."

Warnock's side looked much better in the second period and adidas F50 adizero II prime FG fotballsko blå grønt he admitted he made changes at the break.