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My mistake, I remembered it wrong. It was Morata that was asking for VAR. He was rubbish, but somehow scored both goals.

In neither the Burnley (1st) penalty or the Grimsby red card did the ref look for himself. That surprised me, especially the red.

Yes, same idea. No level playing fields any more.

If it had been in use at Blackpool, Arsenal's second goal would probably have been ruled out for handball by Iwobi.

It's only really installed at Premier clubs. I suspect Forest may have assumed that would include Chelsea, but they were wrong.

Watching the Chelsea game on TV, at one point the Forest players asked the ref to consult the VAR. But VAR was not being used at Stamford Bridge for some reason. Worrying that players don't seem to know if it is in use or not.

It is inconsistent, which doesn't seem right. If the game had been at Grimsby, it would have been a yellow as there is no VAR there. All games or no games, surely?

Fox for Grimsby was sent off after two minutes for a studs up challenge on Townsend. Ref only gave a yellow but VAR insisted on a red. Seems harsh, it was Townsend after all. Not sure I like VAR making judgement calls.