Norwich City head coach David Wagner says his side have to kill games off, as they drew 2-2 away to Sheffield Wednesday.
The Canaries were two goals ahead at half-time via Josh Sargent and Borja Sainz, but had to settle for a point after two late goals.
"We're disappointed by the result," Wagner said. "If you lead 2-0 and play so well, a big credit to the players, they defended so well. Gave more or less nothing away in the first half.
"We scored two wonderful goals, but then we have to kill the game. This is where we have to ask ourselves and be angry with ourselves that we didn't kill the game.
"We had so many good chances, played some good football. You have to have the killer instinct, being ruthless in the box. This is what we haven't done.
"We've won games and collected points from set-pieces, but today we lost points from set-pieces. Very good set-pieces, to be fair. This is what the disappointment is, especially with the amount of chances we had.
"I am proud in terms of how they played, and how they created the opportunities, how they defended together, but we have not finished our job today."
The head coach reflected on the draw, saying that the mood in the dressing room is disappointing.
"We had a huge chance tonight, the players have done so many things so good. We didn't finish the job today.
"At the end of the day, it's a point. Nobody knows how important this point will be, but in general we're all together very angry and disappointed about it.
"We had so many chances, and we should have won it. If you don't kill it, it can always happen that you concede.
"If the opponent plays like they have done in the second half, then it's very likely."