Nottingham Forest are being praised for overcoming their Video Assistant Referee woes from last weekend to beat Crystal Palace at the City Ground in the final match before the Premier League pauses for the World Cup.
Morgan Gibbs-White was deemed onside after a VAR check when finishing off the rebound of Brennan Johnson 's low drive, which was parried by the Palace goalkeeper Vicente Guaita right to the Reds ' record signing. The 22-year-old took a touch to control off his hip before finishing into the bottom corner.
Head coach Steve Cooper has also come in for praise after getting the best out of Gibbs-White and company over recent weeks. Here is how a selection of the national media reported on the match.
