Harry Darling described Saturday's East Anglian derby defeat as a tough one to take and was hopeful to finish the season strong with the rest of the group.
"It's really tough, we felt really, really good going into this game and we've been in good form and I think we let ourselves down first half, although we were good on the ball it was just two sloppy goals and I don't think we created enough either.
"We were really up for it, like I said, we've been in good form and we knew the crowd would be with us 100% and I don't think we've given them enough today.
"This one hurts more.
"Obviously, it's a derby we know how much it means to the fans and it means to us as well, so it's going to hurt more, but we'll debrief the game as usual and we'll go again next week.
"We want to finish this season really strong, so it's about next week now.
"Obviously, we wanted to end the season on a high and this would have been one of those moments.
"It's not looking forward to next season yet, it's just building up to the next game and finishing it strong."