Defender Kellen Fisher admitted the squad’s second-half performance wasn't up to standard following Norwich City's 1-1 draw with Portsmouth on Good Friday.
"We're feeling disappointed, when you lead a game like that and we're very comfortable with the first half, to drop points is difficult, but it's down to us, we weren't good enough in the second half.
"We didn't keep the ball well and I think when teams come here like Portsmouth, they want to play on set-pieces, play long balls and we have got to keep the ball better and obviously limit them chances.
"I think the second half just wasn't good enough.
"I think first half we worked it well in possession from goal-kicks, they wanted to go man for man and I think we did well to get out of their areas.
"In the second half, we shied away from playing a bit more and, of course, they've come out to put the pressure on us, and to be fair, they've done well to do that.
"So, it was a bit of a challenge in the second half, but I think it's down to ourselves and we've got to be better."
The draw is City's first since December against Preston North End, having won five out of the last six league ties before today.
"Things have been really good. When you're playing and winning, it's probably the best feeling you can get, so it's been really good with the momentum of games and wins.
"Of course, today was a bit of bump in a road today but we've got another game Monday and we'll be looking forward to that.
"We'll come in tomorrow to recover our bodies, of course, the next game comes on Monday, so we've got to get ready for that.
"We'll go through the game tomorrow looking at Millwall and then we move on to the derby after that."
Talking about playing under Philippe Clement, Fisher said: "I think it's just putting that full trust in me, if it's at right-back or left-back, to play me. I think this technical set-up suits me a lot more, so I'm really enjoying my football and the coaching staff have helped me a lot."
Fisher was part of Lee Carsley's England Under-21 side that beat Moldova 4-1 at Carrow Road last weekend.
"It was really good, I really enjoyed it, especially seeing a lot of familiar faces down here and I think every time I warmed up, I got a really good reception, so, it was really pleasing to see so many Norwich fans here and to get on the pitch made it a bit more special."