We came out and were able to knock the ball around fairly effectively, which is always nice. We were able to come up with some really great chances on goal, and finished some of them.
We had some decent ones. It seemed like the ball never happened to get in the right position for us to have a chance.
If you don't score for a couple of games, it really begins to prey on your confidence. All of the sudden you're wondering if you are ever going to score again. And if you don't score, you don't win, it's as simple as that.
It's a tough part about the sport of soccer. You can really possess it a lot and do a lot of things right but you have to score goals.
John Day does a great job in the first half to keep us in it. There's got to be six or seven opportunities they get and he comes up big on saves.
I don't like to lose, but it's very encouraging to see how well we played in the second half. A couple of touches here or there and were even with a very good soccer team.
This puts us in positions to at least have a chance to catch Collinsville and O'Fallon. It's going to be very difficult to catch those teams, but we still have a chance.
Really when you look late in games, people are going to be a bit more tired in the back and liable to make more mistakes. We don't want to give up an opportunity where a team can go ahead and knock something forward.
You know that it's always going to be a tough, interesting game when these two teams meet.
You could just feel the electricity in the crowd there. Even though that one doesn't go in. I think it gave us a big lift. All of the sudden the guys see that they could put one in, that we could create some good opportunities.
