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Scarborough manager Jojo Greening has commented on last night's 0-0 draw against Hereford.
"They came with a game plan to be more organised and disciplined.
"They got everybody behind the ball which made it difficult.
"After one minute we should have had a penalty. I could see it clearly, he's pushed the ball with his hand, the referee doesn't give it which kills us really and gives them a little bit of momentum because they get the early decision.
"If we get the penalty and score the penalty after one minute then it is a different ball game.
"We did okay first half.
"Second half the only way they were going to score was a counter attack, long throw or ball into the box. So we had to defend our box well which we did at times.
"They went 4-4-2 (when Williams came on), we went 4-4-2.
"We huffed and puffed, we never gave in."
Greening was asked if Richardson, the Hereford keeper, was worked enough.
"No. And we didn't create that chance where it was one on one with the keeper or chance to shoot from distance.
"They came, they are fighting for their lives done at the bottom, lot of games in hand.
"They were organised and disciplined, playing in a certain way.
"Credit to them for coming here after a long journey which is not easy on a Tuesday night and fighting for a point.