Norwich City midfielder Kenny McLean says there's positives to draw from their 0-0 draw at Burnley.

However, McLean was looking for more from City at the attacking end of the pitch.

Speaking with canaries.co.uk after the game, he said: "We knew what to expect coming here and we know how Burnley play.

"I think the game was a bit stop-start, end-to-end at times. But we dug in and went toe to toe with a good team, they're very good at what they do.

"It's a decent point but it's not something we're going to celebrate. It's something to build on, especially with the clean sheet as well.

"We've had a tough start, results have been tough as we know but we were confident we could come here and get three points, but it wasn't meant to be.

"When you look at the game, it was probably a fair result. We had a few chances, they had a few half-chances.

"It was about sticking together today and coming to a tough place - we didn't always play the way we can. We can be better but we have to take positives from it."