Norwich City goalkeeper Angus Gunn was named man of the match in the team's 0-0 home draw with QPR in the Sky Bet Championship.
Gunn also had praise for his opposite number, Seny Dieng, who pulled off a string of saves from Norwich in the first half.
"I think the draw was probably a fair result. I don't think either team did enough in the game," Gunn said.
"Both teams had good chances but both goalkeepers were on top tonight. That's just the way it was."
In his analysis of the tie, Gunn felt that on another day, it could have been a comfortable win for City considering the opportunities that were created.
"The chances at the end, we probably should have taken but on another day they go in and we come away with three points," he added.
"The positive is the clean sheet and the point, so hopefully we can go and get the three points on Saturday."
It's been a good month for Gunn, who was drafted into the starting XI at Vicarage Road and has maintained his spot ever since.
"I'm enjoying it to be fair. When you have a spell on the bench or on the sidelines, it makes you want it even more. I've got that at the moment and I'm loving my football. And I want to keep my performances going.
"With the Wednesday game, it's less recovery time for us so we'll be in tomorrow recovering and getting ready on Friday (for Rotherham)."