Hibs defender Warren O'Hora was keen to look forward after a frustrating goalless draw against Livingston on Saturday.
David Gray's side dominated proceedings but were unable to capitalise against the Premiership's bottom side.
O'Hora admitted it was difficult to break Livingston down, but says they must not dwell on a missed opportunity before crucial pre-split fixtures against Motherwell, Kilmarnock and Aberdeen.
Hibs are fifth in the top flight, six points behind Motherwell in fourth.
"Yeah, it was a bit of an attack-free defence, not to criticise Livingston, they defended really well," O'Hora said.
"We just didn't take our chances, ultimately. It was a bit like that for the whole game, I don't know how many shots we have, there was a lot of possession.
"We just needed that goal to seal it for us, it just didn't come. It's frustrating for us, no doubt about it.
"Big games coming up for us now, we need to take our positives and try and be better, move on to the next game and that's all we can do."
