Hayden Mullins reacts to Newport County’s 2-2 draw against Crewe Alexandra after conceding in the 90th minute.
"Yeah, I think we're disappointed we didn't get the win, if I'm being honest. I think in the first half we were really good.
"I think we set up really bright, we looked a threat, I think we controlled large periods of the first half and being honest, a lot of the attacking play and set pieces and the pressure we put on their goal was telling.
"They're a good side at home, we knew that. It would be a tough game before the game kicked off. But yeah, to find ourselves 2-0 up at half time, I think it was justified, I think we'd done well.
"And we knew the second half would be tough, we knew they were a good side at home, they would try and jump up a little bit of pressure.
"The way they play, they make the pitch really big, they spread out and make it expansive. So, we knew we'd have to protect the wide areas, crosses in our box and for two moments we switched off and they capitalised.
"So, we're disappointed with that, but I think the bigger picture when you step back and look at it, and I watch the game back tomorrow, I look at the video and see a really good performance and we've shared the points with them today and we've taken a point away.
"I suppose we probably could have folded and lost all three points, but we didn't, we took a point away and we used that and we're built on it."
Going into the game Crewe Alexandra were sat fourth in the league, so Mullins knew this would be a tough game, and overall, the performance today was promising.
"I said to my team in there, I said for large periods I saw a very good team, I saw a very, very good team and it's not, this is not a one off, this performance that we've put in today, this is pretty consistently us, which is good.
"Positive for me to see and what we've done today is we've gone toe to toe with these guys at home and like you say, we're unlucky not to get the win, we're disappointed, we're unhappy with the draw and that's a good sign."