Austin pleased with a 'point gained' as Harborough are held at home by Worksop
Mitch Austin was taking the positives from Harborough Town's 1-1 home draw with Worksop on a wet and windy afternoon at the Bee Hive on Saturday.
Borough had to fight back from going a goal down in the first half, with Dempsey Arlott-John scoring a 52nd-minute equaliser after good work from Michael Jacobs.
The Bees, who had earlier missed a 10th-minute penalty through Riley O'Sullivan, had chances to win the game, but had to settle for a share of the spoils to leave them sitting 16th in the Enterprise National League North.
Town are three points above the drop zone and four shy of the play-off places, and Austin felt the point claimed against 14th-placed Worksop was a good one.
"I am really positive about it, and I think that is a point gained," Austin told @HarbTownFC.
"From the perspective of being 1-0 down at half-time to show a bit of character to come back and we were then knocking on the door.
"But unfortunately we weren't able to get the three points.
"You can look at it both ways, but I think it's a point gained, it's another point on the table and it takes us into a steady month of loads of challenges.
"I thought Worksop were really good, and that have a lot of similar traits to us.
"They had loads of desire, physicality and strength, and a lot of good players, but on another day we could have got all three points.
"But we haven't lost, we have come away with a point, and we will move on."
Harborough return to action on Tuesday night when they go to eight-placed Buxton (ko 7.45pm).