James McAtee action map for #NFFC v #ITFC For me he was easily Forest's best player on the night. McAtee was fabulous in all phases and continues to grow into this role. His vision and passing range was great, but more impressive is the defensive work that he's getting through. Yet again McAtee covered the most ground for Forest tonight, and combined that with 22 defensive actions.

Thoughts on #NFFC today. It's not quite the same old story tonight as Forest do come away with a point, which was the least they really deserved. Again though it's a bad individual error, this time from Milenkovic, that has cost Forest more points. It was a really good start where Forest showed absolute control over Ipswich, before the hosts gained a foothold after Forest's well worked goal. In the first 15 minutes, Forest had 78.7% true possession, but from minute 15-30 it was just 10.9%, and then 32% from 30 through to half time. After Milenkovic's very poor error, Forest regained complete control in the second half. Having 11 consecutive shots before giving up the final shot of the game in injury time, Ipswich's only one of the second half. Glasner has again set the team up really well and hasn't been rewarded with the points he and the team deserved, but again the signs are there that Forest are playing some pretty good stuff and just not able to be clinical enough to change the game. Tonight I thought Forest were pretty good at set pieces, with Ipswich's only shot in this scenario coming from Enciso's direct free kick. Forest had 7 shots from set pieces, with good corner delivery, whilst also taking advantage of Dara O'Shea constantly playing everybody onside at free-kicks. My biggest worry tonight actually comes from the lack of impact from the bench. Hudson-Odoi's performance against Arsenal was bright, but Forest were really pushing then and I felt it was never a serious option that he would come into the starting lineup. He did however earn some extra minutes off the bench, but his final action tonight was really poor and I felt Forest were less of a threat from the left flank after Ndoye departed. Netz also came on in slightly different circumstances but didn't settle into the game well and didn't stake a claim for the starting berth next week if Williams is indeed injured. I'm also a bit baffled by the criticism of Ndoye I've been seeing tonight. He created Forest's best chance of the night for Gibbs-White, and also created the space for Neco's goal with an intelligent near post run. Brentford away is next up for Forest, Glasner has a couple of decisions to make in the back line. Will it be the left-footed Netz, or Aina who comes in? And will Diomande, who hasn't really deserved to come out of the lineup, come in for Milenkovic, who essentially cost Forest an extra 2 points? Either way, there's no reason why Forest can't continue their decent performances and come away with a positive result. An extra couple of days rest might also come in handy too!