David Wagner felt Norwich City had the chances to win, despite the 2-2 draw with QPR in the Sky Bet Championship.
The head coach was satisfied with the overall performance:
"Performance-wise ok, the players have put a great shift in," he said.
"From the result I think we're a little bit frustrated because we have to win it. The players worked unbelievably hard and put in a fantastic shift.
"We came back from 1-0 down, showed a great reaction and scored wonderful goals and had the opportunities to score a third one.
"But then we conceded a sloppy goal to be fair after a quick throw-in which cost us and this means the result is a little bit frustrating.
"Performance-wise it was ok, not a top performance but ok."
On the visit to QPR:
"A tight pitch and tight stadium, it's never easy and this is why we have to stay calm and not get too emotional. We said at half-time if we keep a clean sheet in the second half we have everything to go and win the game. The players reacted well second half and got the lead."
On second-half substitutions:
"That Josh (Sargent) will come off on 60/70 minutes before the game, we knew before the game. He only trained yesterday and struggled last week a little bit.
"Jack Stacey had a very good week in training but yesterday evening he started to get sick and threw up. Luckily he woke up this morning and looked better, this is why he started but we were sure that they both would have to come off.
On Jonny Rowe:
"It looks like a hamstring injury, how serious it is? There will be further assessment to do."
On away support in the capital:
"Our away support is always on the very highest level, today again. They didn't get to see a win today but like always a point from home is something you can take but it means you have to go and win your home games.
Looking ahead to Watford at Carrow Road on Tuesday:
"Now, it is all about recovery and making sure everyone is as fresh as we can for Tuesday night under the floodlights at Carrow Road, nothing better than this. Another good opponent where we have to be on our best altogether and if we will be, we have everything to be successful."