Norwich City midfielder Kenny McLean says the Sky Bet Championship play-offs first-leg draw against Leeds United sets the side up for a big game in the second leg.
The Canaries and Leeds played out a goalless draw at Carrow Road, with the second leg at Elland Road on Thursday night.
"Obviously, we wanted to try and take an advantage to the away fixture," McLean said.
"We've not managed to do that. It was a tough game, they're a good side.
"We felt that there were moments that we could've done better, we created chances but the final pass wasn't there.
"Second half, we could've been a bit better with the ball. It's something we'll look at, and it sets up for a good one on Thursday.
"I think we were in more control in the first half, we were probing a little bit but not really creating massive chances, and could've done better in some situations.
"They seemed a bit happy to keep the ball at the back, and we stayed in a good shape. It's always a cagey first leg in these games, nobody wants to lose the first game.
"It sets us up for a really big game, and it's one that we look forward to. We'll rest and recover and tomorrow, we'll prepare as best as we can."
McLean also highlighted the Norwich supporters and their fantastic support at Carrow Road on the day.
"It was incredible. Coming off the bus, it gives you that extra bit of motivation. The support has been unbelievable all season. We thank the fans for that," he said.
"It was really special and I think that's why we started the game so well. When we came out, the atmosphere was electric.
"Unfortunately, we couldn't really give them that moment to cheer but it sets us up nicely. We're still confident we can do it."