Norwich City's Kellen Fisher says that a lapse in concentration cost his side against Oxford United on Friday night.
City took the lead in the Sky Bet Championship clash through Josh Sargent after just five minutes. However, Oxford levelled less than 15 minutes later when a long throw-in fell to Mark Harris.
"Yeah, it's a disappointing result considering how much we had the ball and dominated," Fisher said of the game.
"It seems to be the story of the season where we create a lot of chances and then allow a team two or three shots in the game, and them scoring. We're know they're going to come here, play for set-pieces and it's one moment where we switch off.
"I think we're playing really well in spells in games, dominating the ball, pinning teams back. It's just those moments we switch off and concede goals that are so disappointing."
An additional disappointment for the young right-back was that City planned for the Oxford set-up that they met.
"They sat back as a five, Przemy (Płacheta) sat in as a left wing-back making it hard for us to pass through the middle. A lot of the ball was out wide and then back into the middle of the pitch," he added.
"We sort of knew that's what they would do which is why it's disappointing."