Nottingham Forest visit Ipswich Town on Friday after three straight defeats and while sitting in the Premier League relegation zone. Oliver Glasner, appointed by Nottingham Forest in the summer following his exit from Crystal Palace, said before the match that Forest were the only ones who could change it.
Glasner on Forest's position
Glasner said: "We are the only ones who can change it."
Glasner said: "I told the players this is a tough moment and in tough moments in life there's just one way to go through it, you need your family, you need your your friends and you need to stick together and stay positive"
Glasner said: "I'm very convinced that we will do this because I know the players and all the character of the players then we will get these scores, we will get the results."
Murillo on the new system
Defender Murillo said following the 1-0 defeat by Arsenal: "We have a good manager and I think we are still getting his ideas."
Murillo said: "We changed everything in our system this season. It is difficult but after three or four months we keep improving and I think we are close to reaching our best."
Murillo said: "Now we are building our confidence, I think. We have a very good team, experienced players as well. Now we keep going because we know how tough the Premier League is."
Attack numbers and team news
Nottingham Forest are yet to score in the Premier League at the City Ground this season and have scored 5 times overall this season. They have had the third-highest number of shots in the Premier League, and they had 14 shots against Arsenal, with 2 on target.
Morgan Gibbs-White missed Sunday's game because of a muscle injury.
Glasner on taking chances
Glasner said: "Every team in the Premier League has the quality to come back into a game to score a goal. When you play the champions, you don't have seven, eight or nine moments like we had at Palace. You have two or three or four, and if you don't take it, you have always the chance to lose the game."