Nottingham Forest call on PGMOL to release audio from Everton game
Club felt three Ashley Young incidents merited penaltiesFA investigating club for questioning integrity of officials
Nottingham Forest have called on the Professional Game Match Officials Ltd (PGMOL) to release the audio of conversations between the match officials during their defeat to Everton on Sunday. The club believe they should have been awarded three penalties during the match and complained that the video assistant referee was a supporter of relegation rivals Luton.
Ashley Young was at the centre of three incidents which Forest felt merited a penalty. There were two alleged fouls and a handball that the on-field referee, Anthony Taylor, did not deem worthy of an offence and the VAR, Stuart Attwell, did not intervene to overturn the original decisions.
