Holloway's side are only two points clear of the drop zone (Getty Images)
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Leicester City manager Ian Holloway was happy with his side's display despite seeing them beaten by 10-man Watford.
"We passed the ball well, we kept it, we got it wide and created chances," Holloway told BBC Radio Leicester.
"But we lacked a little bit of quality in the final third and unfortunately we've come out losers.
"We deserved at least a point, we dominated possession but found it hard to break them down and when we got behind them it didn't fall to us."
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Holloway felt that his side were on top even before the Hornets had John-Joe O'Toole sent off for fouling Stephen Clemence.
"We got them down to ten men through a fantastic move we were going to score with," Holloway said. "It's frustrating
"But then a little bit of anxiety at the other end - when we seemed to be dealing with something - cost us.
"The keeper (Ben Alnwick) is gutted, he's come out when he didn't need to and it fell to one of them and they smacked it in."
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