Norwich City midfielder Kenny McLean says that the draw away to Southampton is a good reflection of the squad's current level.
The Canaries played out a thrilling 4-4 draw at St Mary's, with Josh Sargent, Gabriel Sara, Jonathan Rowe and Christian Fassnacht all on the scoresheet.
"It was a good game for the neutrals," McLean said.
"It was a tough game, obviously, and we're disappointed to concede four goals. Some questionable ones that we conceded, but it's still not good enough for us conceding four goals.
"To score four goals at a place like this and not win the game is disappointing. But, a draw here against. a team who everyone expects to immediately bounce back shows where we're at, and it shows what we've got in there.
"We'll reflect on it, we've done very well and it's a very good team they've got. Most teams will be against the ball when they play here, we could've use the ball better at times. We've done a lot of good things, we're still progressing."
After the first two games of the season, McLean says the squad are feeling confident and spoke about the travelling support.
"You see the fans out there, the way they were singing, and all the noise and getting behind us. I think that speaks volumes, we're all coming together. We need to give them something to shout about.
"When they make that noise, and get behind us, I think that shows we're doing something right."