Glasner insists Forest focused on Villa clash after VAR controversy against Spurs

[p]The Tricky Trees were denied a goal after [a href="https://www.flashscore.ca/player/williams-neco/YVxu86Hs/"]Neco Williams[/a]’ second-half effort was ruled out by VAR.[/p][p]The result extended [a href="https://www.flashscore.ca/team/nottingham/UsushcZr/"]Forest[/a]’s unbeaten Premier League run to two matches, but Glasner is still waiting for his first victory as [a href="https://www.flashscore.ca/game/soccer/aston-villa-W00wmLO0/nottingham-UsushcZr/?mid=Mo2opFzi"]they face Aston Villa.[/a][/p][p][b]“Everyone deals with these situations differently, but for me it is very easy. We spoke about it on Sunday morning, but it’s in the past now, it’s gone,”[/b] he told club media.[/p][embed guid="7b9ada9d-a473-4c85-9df6-8fb1efafece7" url="https://x.com/NFFC/status/2098407462424440964" social-type="twitter" /][p][b]“The 0-0 stands, so it makes no sense to reflect on it. Now we’re looking forward to the next game against Villa; we started preparing on Tuesday and I couldn’t see anyone that was still hanging back on the decision.[/b][/p][p]“We’re feeling that we’re doing well, but we know we can do better in a few parts of the games, especially in the final third.[/p][p][b]“We have the confidence to go to Villa Park; we know they’re a good team and they have a good manager, but we go there with the confidence to get the win.”[/b][/p][infobox id="02b45e73-9abc-454d-882a-650a1a621f7d" /]