'It's a tough one to take' - Currie on derby defeat published at 19:54 5 October 2024

Currie's side are 10th in the Irish Premiership
Portadown manager Niall Currie says he was "hugely disappointed" with both Glenavon goals in the 2-1 derby defeat on Saturday.
The visitors led at the break at Mourneview Park thanks to Ahu Obhakhan's goal, but Glenavon hit back with second-half strikes from Jack Malone and David McDaid.
"It's a tough one to take - you've got to come away with something, at least a point and I think we deserved a point," said Currie.
"I'm hugely disappointed with their goals. They were very, very preventable.
"We've a lot to learn but football's a very up and down game and we'll have our highs this season."
The defeat leaves the Ports a point behind Glenavon in 10th place.
"I think Glenavon's game management was better than ours," Currie continued.
"They were very clever and showed a lot of experience, the slightest touches [they were] going down and buying plenty of free-kicks.
"Fair play to them, we've got to maybe learn that side of the game as well. Sometimes we're a bit naive in situations."