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Chelsea were forced to settle for a 1-1 draw in their Premier League encounter against Manchester United, despite dominating proceedings at Old Trafford.
Following a frustrating first-half, the Blues finally took the lead on the hour mark when Kai Havertz flicked on a Reece James cross, before Marcos Alonso expertly volleyed home.
Tuchel's side were pegged back just two minutes later when Cristiano Ronaldo equalized for the hosts, who were incredibly fortunate to leave the fixture with a point.
Despite the West London club taking 21 shots compared to Manchester United's six, they ultimately couldn't find another way past the excellent David De Gea. Eventually, Tuchel's team was forced to settle for a draw after missing several gilt-edged chances.
Following the game, Tuchel couldn't hide his frustrations at his team failing to capitalize on the dour Red Devils' performance, and said, as per Nizaar Kinsella:
"We could have taken advantage. I felt we missed something in the last 16 yards of the field to finish it off earlier."
Forward Kai Havertz in particular missed several big chances, but the German boss refused to blame individuals. He stated:
"He needs to fight back for his shape and have that same feeling. I hope he shows a reaction. The guys up front are young so I won't start pointing fingers."
Tuchel rues Chelsea's lack of determination and luck
The Blues look almost certain to finish third in the Premier League this season, having earned an eight-point cushion over fifth-placed Tottenham.
The Old Trafford stalemate ended a run of eight consecutive away wins for Chelsea, and Tuchel admits his side should have left Old Trafford with three points.
He told BBC Sport:
"We should have had three points tonight. On and off the ball, I was happy with how we played. We were very brave without the ball and the performance was excellent but we lacked a bit of determination and maybe a bit of luck inside the box. We have had it a bit too often this season where we have drawn games when we were clearly the better team. We had it in the first half of the season. We should have won this game."
