Queen's Park Rangers boss Marti Cifuentes says his side are "struggling" with a lack of options in attack after a goalless draw to Cardiff City on the weekend.
The hosts began the game the stronger, with the Bluebirds unable to muster a shot on target until the 71st minute.
However, QPR were unable to capitalise despite the lack of threat from their opposition.
"I think in the first half we were perhaps slightly better than Cardiff," Cifuentes told BBC Sport.
"The feeling at half-time was that we needed – especially in a game like this with two teams not in the best moment of the season – to score the first goal of the game, but to not lose the game.
"In the second half Cardiff got a bit more energy off the bench... in the end it is a fair result.
"We are struggling with the options that we have in attacking positions, we need to give credit, because we have an honest group of players trying to do their best."
