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'Frustrated' Nottingham Forest striker Chris Wood responds to club's controversial statement following Everton VAR debacle· Everton beat Nottingham Forest 2-0· Reds complain about officiating· Wood weighs in on controversy

Nottingham Forest have accepted an offer to listen to the VAR audio linked to three penalty claims in their match against Everton, the PA news agency understands

· Several teams involved in the Premier League relegation scrap· Sheffield United will be the first to succumb to the drop· Everton, Nottingham Forest, Luton Town and Burnley will fight to stay in top flightPoints deductions have turned the Premier L

Everton will be relentless in their bid to ensure they are not relegated from the Premier League.A 2-0 win over Nottingham Forest ensured that Sean Dyche's team have some distance from the bottom three

Former England bowler Stuart Broad has criticised Nottingham Forest’s response to the VAR controversy at Sunday’s Premier League match against Everton as “slightly too emotional”

Finance expert Kieran Maguire thinks Everton and Nottingham Forest are “right to be furious at Chelsea”, who could be given a severe points deduction.Chelsea have invested heavily in recent transfer windows

According to reports, Nottingham Forest’s chiefs initially “wanted to put out a statement at half-time” to criticise match officials of the Everton game.Forest were beaten 2-0 by relegation rivals Everton at Goodison Park on Sunday afternoon

Nottingham Forest's Neco Williams says there were "three clear, blatant penalties" that his side were not awarded in Sunday's 2-0 defeat by Everton in the Premier League

Nottingham Forest will be allowed to hear the VAR audio from Sunday's 2-0 defeat at Everton; Forest called for the audio between Stuart Attwell and on-field official Anthony Taylor to be released publicly; Professional Game Match Officials Limited (P