Nottingham Forest failed to boost their survival hopes after being held to a goalless draw at home by Blackpool.
Forest had the better of the chances but Wes Morgan's header hit the bar, before Paul Rachubka saved Joe Garner's header and a Nathan Tyson shot.
Rachubka tipped Paul Anderson's shot past the post and palmed away Chris Cohen's drive to keep Blackpool in it.
The visitors' best chance fell to Liam Dickinson, but he could only head over Adam Hammill's cross from close range.
Nottingham Forest manager Colin Calderwood: "The belief is very strong that we will get out of it and after performances like that I don't think anyone can disagree.
"We did everything but score and I think you can see that there is a great spirit among the players.
"Because of some fine keeping and missed chances we settle for a point."
Blackpool boss Simon Grayson: "He was busier than he has been a lot of times away this season and at the end we were thankful to him for making some fantastic saves.
"Sometimes you must grind out a result and I was really pleased that we did that to be able to leave with a point.
"I was disappointed with our attacking but you have to give Forest credit for the way they put pressure on us."
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