Glenn Murray says the match officials got a "huge decision wrong" in Nottingham Forest's crunch promotion showdown with Bournemouth.
Forest were denied a penalty toward the ends of the first half of Tuesday night's Championship clash at the Vitality Stadium. Reds striker Sam Surridge latched on to a through ball from Philip Zinckernagel before appearing to be tripped by Cherries goalkeeper Mark Travers. However, the assistant referee had already flagged for offside.
That meant Premier League referee Stuart Attwell - with no VAR to refer to - did not have a decision to make. But subsequent replays showed that Surridge was actually onside, with Travers not making any contact with the ball when he challenged the Forest forward.
