Rhys McCabe says his players need to look to Manchester City star Erling Haaland when it comes to taking chances after 10-man Airdrie were held to a 3-3 draw by Queen of the South.
The Diamonds may have struck three times in a six-goal thriller at New Broomfield to end a run of three straight defeats, but the player-boss felt his side didn't take enough of their chances and pointed to City's Norwegian hitman - who has scored 20 goals in 13 games already this season - as inspiration.
The sides shared four goals in the first half with Josh Todd firing Queens in front after just three minutes. Goals from Calum Gallagher - who became Airdrie's record goalscorer in the club's post-2002 era with his 44th strike for the club - and Callum Fordyce had Airdrie in front within 14 minutes before Harry Cochrane's stunning strike pulled Queens level in the 42nd minute.
