And although Glasner admitted the performance level dipped for a while in the second-half, he also said he'd seen enough positives to take forward for the rest of the season.
"I have mixed feelings," he added in his post-match press conference. "Even before the goal we created two big chances, so credit to the players because we played really well in the first-half.
"We deserved the equaliser. Everyone wanted to take responsibility in the second-half but we took wrong decisions. But I don't want to blame anybody, the reason for this is our psychological situation.
"How I have seen us playing, particularly in the first-half, gives me a lot of confidence for the rest of the season.
"I love this group because they deal with the situation. They never lost their focus.
"We wanted it, but perhaps we wanted it too much, and we lost a little bit of structure.
"We did create, we had three or four great crosses, but no-one was on the end of them."