Nuno explains the reasons for Marinakis Rumpus, while Nottingham Forest contrasts against Leicester

Nuno Espirito Santo said that the head of the Nottingham forest, Evangelos, Marinakis, had “obvious frustrations” after a grouping replacement damaged his hopes of the Champions League on the 2-2 of this afternoon with Leicester City.

The Marinakis stormed the playing field in the final whistle and proved again with the head of Forest Nuno after Forest could not overcome his already relegated rivals of East Midlands.

The Portuguese explained that the Marinakis irritated in the failure of removing Taiwo Awoniyi despite the striker had little impact after colliding with a place.

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Design to blame – nuno

Nuno said to Sky Sports: “It was due to the situation. There was a confusion about the situation of (Awoniyi). We did a sub (different) and then played with a man less for everyone to frustrate. It is clear.

“When a player is down, he gets information that he is OK to continue, then we make an Deputy Director and it turns out that he cannot continue. We are all frustrated with that.

“Football is emotions. It is difficult to control. Especially when we had these expectations and the fans were incredible.

“Let’s go again, it’s not in our hands, but it’s not finished.”

It is a scandal: Neville

Sky Pundit Gary Neville was not impressed by Marinakis’s actions, saying: “I think what the forest owner has just done on the pitch on the city field is absolutely scandalous.

“If I were nuno, I would have a very strong word with him because he is a scandal.

“You have just sorted -you for a European competition. Where this club has been, to remember again (with Nuno) on the pitch in front of club fans is an absolute joke.”

Nuno has performed miracles to get the forest in a situation where the champions league rating is still a possibility, although the current paralysis makes it difficult to work.

Sit seventh with two games to play, although they are just a point behind Chelsea of ​​fifth place, who welcomes the last day of the season.

The hopes of Buonanotte Forest Teeth

Today’s draw means that they are guaranteed to play European football next season in 29 years, but this was a little consolation after the missing Igualada de Facundo Buonanotte.

Conor Coady opened the fox score before the goals of Morgan Gibbs-White and Chris Wood put the forest in the goal before Buonanotte Aniverti with seven minutes.

Nuno added: “Today is a difficult day for everyone connected to the club.

“In the first half we granted a goal, but we were dominant. Second half started better and deserved to get the advantage. Then it was a defensive error that allowed Leicester to return to the game.”