Portsmouth boss: No dwelling on Burgess mistake

Instead the Blues have focused on looking towards Saturday's visit to fellow high-fliers Peterborough.

Burgess' misjudgement of a header gifted Greg Docherty the opportunity to netÂ in last weekend's visit of the Shrews.

Brett Pitman subsequently scored a late penalty to secure a 1-1 Fratton Park draw.

With Jack Whatmough still sidelined, Burgess will retain his place for the trip to his former club.

The central defender made 33 appearancesÂ for the Posh, before moving to Fratton Park for an undisclosed fee in JuneÂ 2015.

And Jackett is adamant his team swiftly moved on from Burgess' mistake.

Pompey's boss said: '˜Christian has been very good this week, he's a good trainer andÂ good professional.

'˜His games soÂ far this season have been very good, I have been impressed with all three centre-backs.

'˜While we didÂ talk about the Shrewsbury game, really we look forward. This week, my work with the defenders has been about tomorrow's game rather than last weekend's.

'˜WeÂ look at different scenarios and put those up in training. We also look at a video of the past game, but only in relation to what they are doing this week.

'˜I think you have to touch on it, learn from it, but then have an overall policy of looking forward and not back.

'˜Christian's had a good season so far. I think he's played very well.'

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