Nottingham Forest manager Billy Davies has said he has no complaints about the timing of tonight's Championship game with Coventry City.
Forest had to play their fourth round FA Cup game against West Ham on Sunday, 24 hours later than Coventry City, which gave their local rivals an extra day to prepare and recover, but Davies respected Coventry's decision not to postpone the game.
Davies told his club's website: "The press asked me after the West Ham game what I thought about having to play the Coventry game two days later. I think they were looking for me to jump up and down, but Coventry have the right to decide what's best for them and I'm not going to complain about it. It's their decision."
"It's difficult, West Ham's game at Blackpool was changed to Wednesday so they get an extra day's recovery. Coventry have had an extra day to recover after their game against Birmingham but we've just got to get on with it."
City go into tonights game without a league win this year, while Forest are looking to extend their run to five games without defeat.