Louis van Gaal insists Marouane Fellainis elbow on Robert Huth was a normal reaction to having his hair pulled.In the first half of Sundays 1-1 Premier League draw at Old Trafford between Manchester United and Leicester, referee Michael Oliver failed to spot an incident inside the area whereby Huth tugged at Fellainis hair, before the Belgium international midfielder lashed out with an elbow and then a hand.Both Fellaini and Huth could receive retrospective bans for the incident, but Van Gaal insists the Leicester defender is more to blame. Fellaini could face retrospective action for the incident He told Sky Sports: When you look at what Huth is doing with Fellaini, thats a penalty. Shall I grab your hair? What is your reaction, when I grab your hair? Your hair is much shorter than Fellaini, but when I do that, what are you doing then?I think thats a normal reaction. You have to first pick Huth, because he was the guy who grabbed the hair of Fellaini. I think the reaction of Fellaini is like a human being. Souness: Fellaini wont escape ban Graeme Souness had his say on the incident in the first half with Robert Huth Van Gaal, who has spoken out previously about the need for video technology in football, again reiterated his stance that referees need help.It was a very difficult match, nowadays you cannot control it by yourself as a referee. It is so difficult. Claudio Ranieri shakes hands with Van Gaal after the game Sky Sports pundit Graeme Souness, commenting on the incident at half-time, said Fellaini will be lucky to escape without a ban, but believes Huth was also responsible for the tangle.He said: This is no surprise. They are both big, strong aggressive men especially in the air.There is a bit of a tangle and I tell you what, Huth is lucky as well as Fellaini. I say Huth is lucky because he has caught him under the chin. If that catches him full square across his face, then hes lost several teeth or broke his nose and I dont think he can stay on the pitch. Report: Man Utd 1-1 Leicester Leicester must wait to claim the Premier League title after being held to a 1-1 draw by Man Utd In that respect, he is lucky, but Fellaini wont escape a ban for that. I just cant see it.With regards to the game, Van Gaal said the performance was one of Uniteds best of the season, but admits the draw makes it tougher for them to gain a top four spot. Claudio Ranieri says he will be flying back from Italy on Monday and will not watch Tottenhams crucial game against Chelsea We played one of our best matches in the season, and it was not enough, he said.We created a lot of chances, we have to score, but we didnt score, and they score out of a set play again. 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