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John Brooks, who was scrapped from being the VAR official for Manchester City's top of the table Premier League clash with Arsenal last month, has been appointed as referee for the FA Cup quarter final tie with Burnley on Saturday.
Brennan Johnson's brace ensured Nottingham Forest claimed a 2-2 draw with Everton, who twice surrendered the lead and failed to capitalise on a chance to move out of the Premier League relegation zone. Two goals from Johnson were enough to earn Steve Cooper's side a point to keep themselves four points clear of the bottom three, while Everton, who scored thanks to Demarai Gray's penalty and Abdoulaye Doucoure's header, remain 18th.
NOTTINGHAM, England : Forward Brennan Johnson scored two goals as Nottingham Forest twice came from behind to secure a 2-2 draw against struggling Everton in a feisty Premier League game at the City Ground on Sunday.
Professional Game Match Officials Ltd (PGMOL) has confirmed that VAR official Lee Mason has left the organisation after a potentially season-defining mistake in Arsenal's draw against Brentford.
Video assistant referee Lee Mason has left Professional Game Match Officials Limited [PGMOL] by mutual consent and will no longer officiate on Premier League games.
Lee Mason has left the referees' body PGMOL by mutual agreement after making a mistake as the Video Assistant Referee in last weekend's 1-1 Premier League draw between Arsenal and Brentford, Professional Game Match Officials Limited said on Friday.
The Professional Game Match Officials, or PGMOL as they are more commonly known, want everyone to know that they won't tolerate refereeing mistakes.
The VAR who wrongly disallowed a Brighton goal against Crystal Palace at the weekend has been replaced for two matches he was due to officiate this week.