Levein said: "It was a combination of being a bit wasteful in front of goal and the goalkeeper (Dabrowski) had a good match.

"I also feel we have a lot of strikers who are desperate to score and had lots of opportunities to pass to an unmarked player and chose to shoot.

"But I understand that, that's something that a striker needs, and he needs to be greedy.

"It is slightly frustrating of course that we haven't managed to get more goals, because it might be that the group seedings are decided on goal difference, so we need to try and sharpen up on goal."

Defender Halkett scored just eight minutes into his debut and Levein was impressed with his start to life in maroon.

The former Cowdenbeath player and manager continued: "It was great for him, I thought he played well alongside Christophe (Berra).

"Their strikers are physically capable. I didn't feel at any time that we would lose a goal, they were in control."