Kaizer Chiefs coach Nasreddine Nabi was left frustrated with his side's failure to score against Cape Town City.
The chance to bag three successive wins in all competitions for the first time this season laid on the line for the Amakhosi, but Citizens came with other ideas.
As such, the host rued the chances that went astray and have 'many regrets' for dropping two valuable points and not winning.
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"It's a match today where we have so many regrets today to lose two points. It's a game we should've won; we played against a team that played practically with ten players in front of their own box but we got opportunities, clear chances to score we should've finished them but we didn't and it's a big regret not to get those two points," Nabi told SuperSport TV.
"No, it's not about the pass it's about putting the ball inside the net, okay. The game is finished, we need more responsibility.
"You're player, you're staff, more responsibility for Kaizer Chiefs. It's like that we are in this position because we lose matches, points like that because we control the game, create chance and after you lose.
The coach called on every player donning the club's colours to rise up whenever called upon and make sure efforts towards goal are on target.
"It's not possible it's Kaizer Chiefs, it's not possible. Ok, we lose the points today but I have a game this week we need three points this week, it's never easy. All the team will play like that maybe another with more quality will attack," he said.
"We need every player here for Kaizer Chiefs, and remember here it's a big responsibility for Kaizer Chiefs if we give your five minutes, ten minutes it's a big responsibility inside the pitch. I'm really sorry for losing three points today.
"Every player that play for such a big team should be able to make a shot on target when he gets the opportunity to do so," added the outspoken mentor.