Hibernian manager Pat Fenlon said his side definitely did not deserve anything from their meeting with Inverness on Saturday.
The Edinburgh club lost 3-0 at Caledonian Stadium and the result was just in the eyes of Fenlon who saw his side string three wins and two draws together prior to the weekend's defeat.
"We've lost today for the first time in six games and to be fair we didn't deserve anything from the game," he said.
"They had more chances than us and took them and we gave away a sloppy first goal. In the second half they were the better side.
"The first goal was a poor mistake. It's hard enough coming here without gifting goals away to the opposition. It makes it more difficult.
"During the first half, I didn't think there was much in the game but in the second half we just didn't turn up.
"We were trying to get subs on before the second and third goals but in the end it just wasn't to be."
