"We are disappointed. It's a poor penalty to give away from our perspective. "We had plenty of moments in the first-half. We had chances and we had a lot of pressure. The first goal felt important and, on another day, we would have got it. Fine margins."

Ipswich boss Kieran McKenna says the success of Nottingham Forest is no surprise. Forest host Ipswich tomorrow sitting seventh on the Premier League table.

Ipswich's three-game unbeaten run was also going to come under threat when visiting the City Ground as Nottingham Forest looked to jump back up the Premier League after a disappointing couple of games.