Hudson-Odoi's screamer denies Burnley victory
The Guardian|September 19, 2023
Burnley may have registered their first point of the season with this draw at Nottingham Forest but they will feel aggrieved at not claiming victory after Lyle Foster's second-half goal was controversially ruled out. 
- Ben Fisher
Hudson-Odoi's screamer denies Burnley victory

Nottingham Forest 1
Hudson-Odoi 61

Burnley 1
Amdouni 41

To compound things, in second-half stoppage time, Foster was sent off for elbowing Ryan Yates. Sander Berge was deemed to have used his forearm to control the ball before Foster converted from the edge of the sixyard box. In the end Callum Hudson-Odoi's magnificent debut strike earned a point after Zeki Amdouni opened the scoring with a wonderful effort of his own.

These teams duelled at this stadium in the Carabao Cup 19 days before this game but only six players from the starting lineups then also began this fixture: three Forest and Burnley players apiece. So no wonder Vincent Kompany said his side's win that evening, courtesy of a last-minute Amdouni strike, would have little bearing on this league match. Kompany alluded to Forest's frenzied deadline-day activity, when they signed seven players, including Hudson-Odoi and Ibrahim Sangaré, both of whom made their debuts for the club here.

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