Manchester United defender Diogo Dalot admitted disappointment after their 2-2 draw at Bournemouth.
United twice came from behind to earn the point from Dean Court.
Dalot said: "I think there were ups and downs. We went down two times but we had the right attitude to go back and fight for the game. We could've controlled much more, had more on the ball in the final third and been more patient. We conceded some counter attacks that created big chances for them and we could've controlled more."
On individual errors, he continued: "It's been happening in the last couple of games, we don't look to who has done it but we know it can happen at this level because they are clinical enough to score if we make mistakes. It's something we have to look for and try not to do.
"It's part of life to make mistakes. It's about reacting well the next game and the next few minutes to try to do better. That's what we have to overcome. We have to take responsibility but try not to do it for the next games and that's the challenge."
On conceding so many shots, he added: "It's been one of our concerns, maybe [we need to] try to be more compact as a team - don't try to make the gap between defenders and midfield too big. Sometimes it is, and they counter on the counter-attack. It's something we have to improve because it's been nowhere near good enough for the level of this club.
"We've been showing belief through the season, coming back from down moments. Too many this season. We have to control more and have the game under control, we lose it too many times. That's the aim for the next couple of games."
