Sunderland defender looks to the future after narrow defeat in Kazakhstan
Daniel Ballard insisted Northern Ireland have to keep looking for the positives despite falling to a fifth Euro 2024 qualifying defeat in a row.
While Ballard was disappointed to come away with nothing to show for their efforts he feels results will start to turn.“We’ve got to find the positives at this minute because results have not been going our way," he said."Hopefully we are building something for the future and the results will start turning.
Maxim Samorodov's 27th minute strike proved the difference in Astana and Ballard highlighted the small margins which made a difference in the end."However I thought we controlled periods of the game very well. It was a really good atmosphere and a tough game."
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