Nottingham Forest manager Sean Dyche is calling for a change in the rules governing the use of VAR after a series of contentious decisions have cost his team valuable points. Forest conceded a goal from a corner against Manchester United, despite replays failing to conclusively show that the ball had left the field of play. Former referee Mike Dean commented that the decision was incorrect, noting that VAR is unable to intervene in such situations. A similar controversial decision occurred against Bournemouth last week, where a goal kick should have been awarded instead of a corner.

Although Forest managed to turn the game around to lead 2-1, the match ultimately ended in a draw following a stunning goal by Amad Diallo. Dyche expressed his frustration and urged for VAR to be employed in situations that directly lead to goals. He believes referees should favor defenders in contentious situations, particularly when they are uncertain about their decisions.

Forest midfielder Gibbs-White echoed his manager's sentiments, emphasizing that such errors have cost the team two points. He also called for a review of the rules regarding VAR intervention, especially concerning disputed corner kicks.

Analysis: The Premier League is increasingly highlighting the importance of accurate refereeing decisions and the role of VAR. The controversial corner kick situations in Nottingham Forest's recent matches underscore the need for greater precision and possibly expanding VAR's scope to prevent similar errors and injustices in the future.