Russell Martin admits Swansea City paid the price for not taking their chances as they were beaten at the death by Sheffield United.
Joel Piroe spurned a number of good openings for the hosts in what was an even contest at the Swansea.com Stadium. But they were emphatically punished as substitute Reda Khadra lashed home at the death to earn the Blades all three points.
"It was a really good game. We didn't start very well, but I was really pleased with our reaction, we looked really dangerous, on the counter in particular," said head coach Martin. "We didn't make the most of the opportunities we had. Everything we asked them to do at half-time they did. They were much braver in possession.
