Nuno Espirito Santo was left dumbfounded by VAR yet again after Nottingham Forest lost to Brighton on Sunday.

Forest were downed 1-0 by Brighton with an own goal from Andrew Omobamidele all that separated the two sides on Sunday.

It has left the City Ground outfit in a perilous position in the Premier League, sitting above the relegation zone by just three points.

But Nuno was left furious at full-time at what has been perceived as yet another error from VAR.

Forest players and coaches were left shocked when Jakub Moder escaped a red card at the Amex Stadium after a poor challenge on Neco Williams.

In the 67th minute, Moder received a yellow card but could have been sent off after lunging in on Williams and catching him on the ankle.

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VAR did check the incident but insisted that the decision did not warrant any further action.

But Nuno fumed in his post-match press conference, telling Sky Sports: "Again we are going to send a letter to them and they apologise.

"It is a red card. It is week after week I am trying to avoid… but you go back to the dressing room and see us as professionals… week after week. Week after week.

"What is going on? Someone wants to put us down? We received the referees they apologise, they make mistakes. VAR stops the game, it is a clear red card. It is week after week. That is enough.

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