Not Robbery: Kompany still dragging feet to wining, Jamie Carragher, and Thomas Frank agree in the game

The latest Nottingham Forest news as VAR ruled out a Burnley goal in the closing stages of the 1-1 draw with Forest at the City Ground.

According to Sky pundit Jamie Carragher and Brentford manager Thomas Frank, who agree with Burnley manager Vincent Kompany, Burnley may feel unfairly treated after having a late goal rejected by VAR in the 1-1 draw against Nottingham Forest.

Zeki Amdouni gave the Clarets the advantage early on in the contest.Then, to cap off an outstanding start, Callum Hudson-Odoi scored a memorable goal to tie the score for Forest in the second half.

When Lyle Foster managed to go past Matt Turner as a result of Scott McKenna’s error, Steve Cooper’s men assumed they would have to come from behind once more. However, the goal was disallowed following a pitchside VAR review because Sander Berge was found to have intentionally handballed during the buildup.

Following the game’s conclusion, the choice was one of the hot topics discussed. Guest pundit Frank gave his opinion on Monday Night Football on Sky Sports. He touched the ball at that angle, of course, when we look at it frame by frame, but I think that is very harsh, he remarked.

What about the clear and obvious mistake where they have to interfere? What if that is a defender and it was a penalty? Would he give it? No? Just because it’s in the build-up to a goal and it touches the arm it’s different? They need to use common sense.”

Carragher concurred with the judgment, saying, “I believe it’s quite punitive. I’m with Thomas (Frank). I believe that ought to be my aim. He (Berge) is initially running to try to get there, and then he sees the defender come across, so maybe his arm action is a little bit different from running, but not much, and also the defender is going across, so that arm would come up anyhow,” he said. They might feel a little bit cheated if they assumed that he intentionally handballed it because it did not change course.

Kompany was questioned about the decision after the game but held back on giving too much information. However, when probed further, he did give a hint as to his thoughts.

Even Sander Berge’s opponent’s defender remains silent during the duel. The photographs are slowed down, and it is highlighted. Do you want me to declare my position? I tried my best to avoid answering the query. He spoke.

“There is nothing I can do about it. I’m not truly angry. I’m pleased with the team and see great growth in their play.

In extra time, things got worse for Foster after a score was disallowed. A second VAR review led to the Burnley player’s elbow on Ryan Yates being punished by a straight red card.