‘Yeah, for sure, we're disappointed’ - Super Eagles star calls for improvement following Hull City draw

The Tigers were held to a 1-1 draw against Charlton Athletic at the MKM Stadium on Saturday in the Championship clash

They appeared set to secure a hard-fought victory after Joe Gelhardt gave them the lead early in the second half. 

However, a 91st-minute equaliser from Luke Berry snatched two points away from Hull, extending their winless streak against Charlton to four years.

Speaking after the match, Ajayi acknowledged the team's disappointment but emphasised their strong recent form.

"Yeah, for sure (we're disappointed); we go into every game wanting to win," Ajayi told Hull Live.

 "Today was no different, so to be in the position we were in, we were definitely disappointed not to come away with the three points.

"But, if you look at the bigger picture, it's seven points since the international break and, what, 10 from the last 12? There's definitely a lot of positives we can take from the week in total," he added.

Ajayi, who has become a key leader since joining on a free transfer in the summer, praised his teammates' resilience and confirmed that the squad had already dissected the late collapse.

"That's credit to the boys. It would obviously have been nice to see out the three points, but it's not all doom and gloom," he explained. 

"We spoke about it in the changing room after the game. We know exactly the few details that we missed out on that would have prevented that (equalising goal), and now it's down to us to put that right for the rest of the season moving forward.”