Norwich City goalkeeper Angus Gunn says the side failed to kill the game off, as they had to settle for a point away to Blackburn Rovers.
"I think you can look at the game both ways," Gunn said.
"Coming off the pitch, we're disappointed. We feel like we had the chances to win the game. Obviously, we didn't take them.
"To be fair, they had a few chances in the first half but when we went into half-time 1-0 up, we were looking to come out in the second half and try to kill them off. We never managed to do that."
Gunn has now also made himself the Scotland number one, and his form and reliability was pointed out by his team-mate for both club and country, Kenny McLean, last week.
"I'm feeling confident personally, and I feel confident in the team. When you have to make saves, especially in the first half, they're massive moments in the game and hopefully you go on to win the game," Gunn added.
"That wasn't the case today, but we keep our unbeaten run going and we feel quite positive especially when we're back at Carrow Road where there's a big positive performance next week.
"I'm buzzing with our home form this season. Compared to last season, I think we were very poor. Bringing the positivity back to Carrow Road, getting the three points more often than not, it's becoming a real fortress.
"We want to keep it that way, and hopefully that can push us into the play-offs before the end of the season."