Emery Criticizes VAR After Forest Score Late to Beat 10-Man Villa
Villa played the closing stages with 10 men after officials chose not to send off Nottingham Forest's James McAtee, according to the BBC.
Aston Villa manager Unai Emery criticized match officials for not sending off Nottingham Forest's James McAtee following a challenge on Ian Maatsen that left the Villa defender injured, forcing his team to play the closing stages with 10 men, the BBC reported.
Forest took advantage, scoring late to win 2-1 at Villa Park, according to the report.
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