A cruel blow for City - we definitely deserved a lot more from that game.
But with a Conti Cup fixture against Liverpool on the horizon this Wednesday, we have a chance to put things right once again.
Thank you as always for your company this afternoon, and see you again at Prenton Park in midweek!
"I've spoken previously about Khiara, because she's young she'll make mistakes.
"But she did a lot of good things in the game, and I think going through these experiences is what makes you as a goalkeeper and player.
"It's a learning experience, and while she might not feel great now, the team are right behind her."
The boss puts things into perspective:
"We're massively frustrated but we've done good things this season.
"It's a setback but we move on. The performance was very good in terms of a lot of the things we did.
"We'll be better for this."
"We should've won the game, absolutely. It was a similar story to last season, we created so many chances and have to be better at the top end.
"I thought the performance was very good, we dominated. There was only one team looking likely to win but we have to be better in those areas.
"We feel a little bit robbed but I've always said to the players, it's on us. Today we've beaten ourselves."
It's always a sickener when you lose a game, but City remain just three points off the WSL summit.
The way we fought back from a goal down was admirable, and there's plenty to be proud of after another gutsy display.
It's a horrible way to lose a match, and City deserved so much more this afternoon.
The players instantly make their way over to Keating to console the youngster, who is visibly upset after her mistake which led to the winning goal.
City should hold our heads high though, that was a gutsy display at Meadow Park.
Defeat for City at Meadow Park.
CommentaryReporting by George Kelsey @mancity