Jakob: While I agree with the red card, he is clearly being held for a long time and i think a penalty should be given as well as the red card.

The free-kick comes to nothing.

A free-kick from deep for Nottingham Forest. Last-chance, surely.

Any goal now will be a winning one.

Three minutes for the 11 men of Forest to make their numerical advantage count.

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Former Wolves striker on Sky Sports

Look at his face. He knows what he's done. We all have these moments of madness on the pitch. What did that elbow achieve? What was it meant to achieve? Nothing. He and Burnley are going to pay the price.

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Burnley will end this game with 10 men. Lyle Foster sent off for throwing an elbow into the chest of Ryan Yates.

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Referee Rob Jones goes to check it on a pitchside monitor.

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Has Ryan Yates of Forest been elbowed by Lyle Foster?

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Seven minutes of injury time. Plenty of time for another goal.

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Burnley's Lyle Foster thought he had scored a potential winner only for it to be disallowed and he has another chance with a diving header in injury time, but sees it hit the side netting.

It has been a great Premier League debut from Forest's Callum Hudson-Odoi and another deadline day signing, Ibrahim Sangare, has the chance to be the home hero.

But it's all power, no precision and he blasts it over the top from the edge of the box.

Late change up front for Nottingham Forest. Chris Wood on, Taiwo Awoniyi off.

We've had loads of late goals in this round of matches. More to come to finish off a great few days with some great drama?

Should the Burnley [second] goal have stood? Thumbs up for yes, thumbs down for no.

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Rob Bown: VAR making football about them again. Awesome.

Craig, Cardiff: That is pathetic, what is the point in football anymore

Scott: If his arm isn’t raised he couldn’t have controlled it. Clear deliberate movement of arm to ball.

We won't be hearing the last of that disallowed goal. Rob Jones gave the goal, was told to check it on a pitchside monitor, changes his mind rules Sander Berge was guilty of a handball and the goal does not stand.

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No goal, we stay at 1-1. Sander Berge is adjudged to have touched the ball with his left arm as he tried to go past Scott McKenna in the move before Lyle Foster puts it into the net.

Rob Jones checks to see if Sander Berge has handled the ball when going past Scott McKenna.

Trouble for Burnley here.

Don Goodman
Former Wolves striker on Sky Sports

Scott McKenna is culpable here. He has to clean Sander Berge out. He doesn't take his opportunity. It doesn't matter if you concede a foul. That's the danger if you let him past.