Nottingham Forest secured a 1-1 draw at home against Burnley after new signing Callum Hudson-Odoi scored his first goal for the team.
The striker was already celebrating after he thought he had earned his side all three points in the second half, but VAR said no.
It was captured by the Video Assistant Referee that Burnley’s Sander Berge deliberately handled the ball during the build-up.
Forest were dominant in the game for the first 20 minutes but could only create on chance, with James Trafford halting that effort.
Nottingham Forest went behind in the match after Zeki Amdouni scored in 41 minutes, despite seeing several saves in the match.
The goal was Forest’s saving grace as they were rewarded with a fine start in the second half of the Monday night encounter.
However, it did not end there as there was a massive late drama in the match, the home team saw their goal ruled out.
This was as a result of Sander Berge handling the ball during the build-up and this was spotted by VAR.
Also, another VAR check saw Foster sent off for a dangerous piece of play in the Nottingham Forest versus Burnley matchup.
Burnley will always look back to this match and reminisce how Foster’s strike was ruled off for handball deep into the second half.
There was a long VAR check as referee Rob Jones was sent to check on the monitor, but the goal was eventually canceled.
There was no doubt that Berge intentionally handled the ball, but with the TV footage, it looked like there was minimal contact.
Callum Hudson-Odoi, wh joined Nottingham forest from Chelsea on a permanent deal was named man of the match in the game.
