Ipswich Town and Aston Villa each walked away with a point after they drew 2-2 at Portman Road on Sunday, a result that Ollie Watkins believes is a fair one.
The hosts took an eighth-minute lead through Liam Delap, who also scored Ipswich's second goal less than 20 minutes from full-time. In between those goals, Morgan Rogers struck in the 15th minute and Watkins in the 32nd as Villa held a lead for 40 minutes before giving up the equaliser.
For Watkins, the match was a bit too chaotic, which he credits the home side for. The 28-year-old admitted that his side were unsettled for large stretches of the game and didn't take their chances when presented.
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"They always put a lot of pressure on us and we couldn't really implement our game plan," Watkins told Sky Sports. "Ipswich were always on to us and it was a bit of a basketball game which is what they wanted but we didn't.
"It was a difficult game and I think a point is a fair result. We didn't get it right in the final third, we could have been more ruthless myself included.
"A point is a fair result but disappointing because there were a lot of opportunities for us. They kept putting pressure on us, they're here at home, the made runs in behind and we grinded the result out in the end."