Striker Ivan Toney was pleased to score his second goal in two games during the draw at Oxford on Good Friday.
Toney was impressed with his side’s attacking play in the first-half of the 1-1 draw.
Speaking to iFollow Iron, the 22-year-old reflected on the game and his goal.
ON THE RESULT…
IT: It is a tough one to take. I thought we created enough chances in the first-half to put the game to bed, but we didn’t manage to do that.
ON THE SECOND-HALF…
IT: Obviously, we knew they were going to come out firing. The lads coped with it well, but, in my eyes, I thought it was a soft penalty that we gave away. We had to carry on in the game, trying to get the win, but we didn’t do that. I’m very disappointed. I thought we did enough in the first-half to win the game, but a game is not finished in 45 minutes.
ON SCORING FOR THE SECOND GAME IN A ROW…
IT: I’m just trying to score for the team and get the club to where they want to be. As long as I contribute with some goals and turn the games into wins, I will be happy.
ON HIS GOAL…
IT: You have just got to anticipate it. I know ‘Haks’ (Hakeeb Adelakun) was going to drill it across it so I just tried to get my body in and around there. Fortunately, I managed to get on the end of it.
ON THE IRON’S ATTACKING PLAY…
IT: We created a lot of chances. On another day, we could have scored three or four. The link-up play was good. Duane (Holmes) was playing off me and we created some good chances. Whether it is one up front or two, I am just trying to do my best for the team.
ON THE PLYMOUTH MATCH ON MONDAY…
IT: We know what we have to do. Plymouth are flying and they are in and around us.
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