Nottingham Forest recently experienced a controversial 2-0 defeat against Everton, during which the club was on the receiving end of what they deemed to be unfair VAR decisions. The club expressed their frustration on social media, claiming that three penalties were wrongly not given in their favor. This led to questions being raised about the
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Nottingham Forest has taken a bold step by requesting the release of VAR audio from their recent match against Everton. The club’s decision to ask for transparency in the officiating process sheds light on the increasing scrutiny and debate surrounding VAR decisions in football matches. The move comes after Forest had three penalty appeals denied
Everton Football Club has taken a stand against the Premier League’s decision to dock them two points due to breaching the Profit and Sustainability Rules. This move came after an independent commission imposed the penalty earlier in the month. The club’s displeasure with the ruling was evident, as they have already successfully reduced a previous
Everton has recently been hit with a two-point deduction by an independent panel for breaching the Premier League’s profit and sustainability rules (PSR). This marks the second time this season that the club has faced a points deduction. Premier League regulations dictate that a club cannot exceed £105 million ($132.54m) in losses over a three-year
Everton’s punishment for breaching the Premier League’s profit and sustainability rules (PSRs) has been reduced from 10 points to six on appeal by the Merseyside club, the Premier League announced on Monday. The initial 10-point sanction was handed down in November, with Everton immediately filing their appeal against what was the harshest such penalty in
Manchester City’s recent performances have showcased their depth and ability to have various players step up when needed. However, with Erling Haaland returning from injury, the team’s dynamics have shifted once again. Against Everton, Haaland scored both goals in a 2-0 victory, showcasing his importance to the team. His presence on the field adds a
Recently, Everton and Nottingham Forest have found themselves in hot water with the Premier League for a second time due to breaches of the Profit and Sustainability rules. This has led to both clubs being charged for sustaining losses above the permitted thresholds for the assessment period ending in 2022-23. The consequences of these charges