NOTTINGHAM FOREST vs BURNLEY live - Updates from Premier League clash

Right, thanks very much for joining me this evening. A brilliant game with plenty of drama. Miss any of it? Here's my full report

Well, that delivered much more than expected. An exciting end-to-end encounter with no shortage of controversy. Burnley are off the mark for the season, but they feel they should have had all three points. Forest meanwhile had their own chances to win it. A point the fair result? Probably

The striker, playing against his former club, flicks on towards goal, but Trafford claims

More of a rugby tackle than anything

That sending off means we're seeing more than the original seven added minutes, and both teams are still going for it

Roberts receives a caution for delayihng the restart

And Rob Jones agrees with the officials in Stockley Park. Foster is sent off for violent conduct. A silly, petulant elbow and he receives his marching orders

There's another VAR check here. Lyle Foster appears to elbow Ryan Yates off the ball. Rob Jones is taking a look at the monitor

A string of shooting chances for Burnley, largely caused by another Roberts long throw, but a number of big blocks from the Forest defence ensure Turner's goal isn't in any danger

A corner comes in towards the near post, and it would have taken something pretty special for Foster to convert from there as he stoops and heads off target

The fourth official signals an additional seven minutes!

The shooting from the Forest midfielders hasn't been great. Another rising effort from the edge of the box goes well off target

A change for Forest too, as Chris Wood comes on for Awoniyi

Beyer is withdrawn with cramp. Hannes Delcroix replaces him

As things stand, Burnley are heading for their first point of the campaign. Both teams are still going for it though as they search for a win

A bit of a scramble in the Burnley area as a ball from the right causes problems. Awoniyi wants a penalty after going to ground, while Gibbs-White sees a shot blocked for a corner

So, the ball bounced up and hit Berge on the arm on his route to goal. Is it intentional? The evidence is inconclusive. Kompany and co. are not impressed on the Burnley bench

We've got a VAR check. Did the ball hit Berge on the arm? Rob Jones has been sent over to the monitor to have a look

Out of nowhere, Burnley have retaken the lead! Berge finds himself with time and space down the right after an error from McKenna. The midfielder pulls back to Foster near the penalty spot, and he slides into an empty net

Mike Tresor is on for the impressive Koleosho, who faded a touch after the break but was dangerous nonetheless