Norwich City head coach David Wagner says that his side were not at their best in their 1-1 draw against Bristol City in the Sky Bet Championship.
Borja Sainz equalised for the Canaries after Haydon Roberts' opener, as Norwich were held to a draw at Carrow Road.
"We were not at our best. I think it is a hard-fought point against a very good Bristol City," Wagner said.
"Energy-wise, I don't think we looked on our level. More or less from the start, we were not as good as were on the counter-press, a lot of unforced errors where we were not clean on our touches.
"At the end of the day, it means we have to be satisfied with this point. I would say before the game that a point is not good enough. After the game, I have to say if I look at the performance, I can say t's a point that we can take.
"One game less, same distance between us and our competitors. This is what we take. The performance was not on our level.
"It can happen, they are human. They have played a lot of football, but we are not happy with our performance."
The head coach confirmed everyone made it through injury-free, with Grant Hanley set to resume team training from Tuesday.
"It looks like everyone is okay after this game. We've got some players back, they need some further training. We'll have next week another week of training, and it looks like Grant is back in training
"He's another one who can help push, which is important. This is where we know to keep going. Like I've always said, speak less and work more.
"Two further games to go, and we know we'd like to play better football. I know the players have done fantastically in recent weeks and months.
"I think if you then have a game like this where you were below par, then at least make sure you take a point. This is exactly what the players have done."