Nottingham Forest 0-1 Coventry: What Glasner said

Nottingham Forest boss Oliver Glasner, speaking to BBC Match of the Day on his thoughts on the loss: "Frustrated, disappointed. "We wanted three points and the players gave everything until the end but we made one big mistake, one big ball from the goalkeeper. "We knew he had a very big strike and we got punished. We tried everything until the end but we have to blame ourselves. It's the third home game without a goal and that makes it difficult to win. "We have to find a solution, today was the first time I could feel the heaviness of the past, it was very quiet in the dressing room. When we conceded the goal, everyone was nervous, the entire City Ground was nervous and I think this is the reason of last year. "There is nobody to blame, the solution is to play with more freedom and more confidence." On the VAR decision: "Of course I have thoughts but I don't want to speak about it again. "We had this big discussion after Tottenham , referee decided and we accept it, that's it." Did you know? Nottingham Forest have failed to score in their first three home games in a league campaign for the first time in their history. Among ever present sides since the start of last season, only Tottenham have won fewer home games (three) and earned fewer home points (16) in the Premier League than Nottingham Forest (four wins, 21 points).