Thoughts on #NFFC today. Forest continue to be absolutely magnificent in finding ways to lose games that should be finishing 0-0. Today it's an individual error followed by an unfortunate deflection that was the undoing to another solid defensive performances. I wasn't a huge fan of moving McAtee higher up the pitch during the game - he was having a real solid game there and this decision to move up higher and bring on Sangare in that position is probably the only thing I can really criticise Glasner for today. For me Sangare has looked initially poor in the early stages of his last two substitute appearances, and that unfortunately continued today. By hesitating to move to the loose ball on the edge of the box, he makes a poor error that he probably doesn't make if he's been on the pitch longer - and probably isn't made if McAtee is still there. It's also a fairly poor attempt to block the shot too if I'm being super critical, and it's a shame this poor 10 seconds has essentially cost Forest a valuable point. On the whole, Forest defended really well and didn't give up a half-decent chance until the 70th minute - a great effort against a talented Arsenal attack. Things opened up a little after the goal when Forest had to chase and leave more space in behind, but that was always going to happen. The back 3 I thought were very solid in dealing with Havertz, with Murillo in particular impressing in all phases. He almost grabbed what would've been a deserved equaliser with a brilliant individual effort, but as is the case for Forest recently it just wasn't to be. The centre backs were far less adventurous out of possession than we've seen recently, regularly letting Arsenal's attackers drop deep to receive possession and not following. This is a change from what we've seen recently, evidence that Glasner's instructions and tweaks are working - in this case to give Forest's back line a far more solid foundation against a strong attack. Delap I thought had a really strong game, particularly in establishing his position early against Gabriel & Konsa on long balls - his strong carrying of the ball also continues to help Forest get up the pitch. Externally, it looks like there's going to be a ton of pressure on Forest going into Friday's game at Ipswich. I hope internally that isn't the case - there's clear signs that Forest are actually performing pretty well, and being coached very well, but just aren't getting the points on the board they probably deserve. Things do need to turn around quickly though and points do need to get put on the board sooner rather than later, otherwise there's no doubt that pressure will grow inside the club.