I thought more importantly they didn't even begin to cut us open due to failures to play fairly simple balls into space. Casemiro's stupid one touch pass could have easily been the beginning of at least some chance if he wasn't shit, or just took a touch, instead it was suicidal, but you see those game states repeatedly in the game, with open runners, two obvious outlet balls that any good team should craft a chance from.
I still don't think we played a very good game, with respect to controlling things.
It's why I'm still rolling my eyes at the narrative that Slot's team is some obvious refinement on what has come before. As evidence we seem to have that we've won three games in a row, which the exact same team has done all the fucking time, and the fact that we haven't conceded, when I feel like we should have.
I'm not saying I don't see reasons to be cautiously optimistic, it's just that's all I see.