Nottingham Forest have moved on despite disappointment that their appeal against a four-point deduction failed, says manager Nuno Espirito Santo

Nottingham Forest fullback Ola Aina says he isn't bothered about the club losing their appeal against a four points penalty.It was announced the deduction this week would remain after Forest's appeal was rejected

Nottingham Forest boss Nuno admits seeing their points penalty appeal rejected left him "disappointed".Forest sit just above the dropzone and host Chelsea on Saturday.Nuno said: "I'm disappointed. We were all disappointed.

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Nottingham Forest’s points deduction appeal has been dismissed and by this time next week the verdict on Everton’s appeal against their second punishment should be known, just in time for the end of the Premier League season

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Nottingham Forest’s points deduction appeal has been dismissed and by this time next week the verdict on Everton’s appeal against their second punishment should be known, just in time for the end of the Premier League season