Ben Chrisene says that a lack of concentration was part of the reason Norwich City had to settle for a point against QPR in the Sky Bet Championship.
The visitors took the lead in first-half injury time via an own goal forced by a corner-kick. However, Marcelino Núñez scored a late equaliser to rescue a point for the Canaries.
"It's definitely one we could have won. It's a disappointing result because when we're at home, we're really good this season so it's those games we should win," Chrisene said.
"It is disappointing but we can't dwell too much on it because we've got so many games coming up. It's a long old season but the main thing is that we came back in the game.
"You've hit the nail on the head there, it's lack of concentration I think. From myself as well, leading up to the corner, giving it away, that's a lack of concentration.
"Then the actual corner, we've conceded so many goals this season from set-pieces, it's one of the things we have to dramatically change. We'll all hold our hands up on that, I think it will change. The main thing is that we don't let it get the better of us and become a liability, we need to move on and focus on winning the games."
Chrisene said that QPR posed a difficult physical challenge for City but it's something they will have to expect in this division.
He also highlighted how important it is to impose City's playing style on home games in particular.
"They were firm, they stuck to their gameplan quite well. They are a quite direct team but at the same time, they showed that they can play. No matter the opposition, we have to show our style of play and dominate the games.
"I think they got the better of us at times, we had chances to score which is the frustrating part of it. We have to kill teams off."