Lynch’s aspect entered the second spherical of Convention League qualifiers after dropping 5-3 on combination to CSKA Sofia within the Europa League first qualifying spherical.
The second leg of the Europa League qualifier on the Brandywell was marred by bother between rival supporters within the stands with the match quickly stopped and police deployed.
Regardless of the defeat and the disturbances, Lynch added that his aspect can look again and use the match to construct forward of their opening Convention League qualifying recreation.
“The environment final week was totally electrical. It is one of the best evening I’ve had within the Brandywell. We misplaced the sport, however I believed the followers had been phenomenal,” the 50-year-old continued.
“They had been squeezed in there, they had been loud, they stored going. They stayed with us, they pulled us over the road at occasions.
“I feel if we will get again in the identical place, ideally you’ll even take a draw off to be advised and get your self again on a degree enjoying discipline to enter the second tie. That will be ultimate for us.”
On account of the gang bother, Derry have been given a suspended partial stadium closure for a probationary interval of two years.
They’ve additionally been fined 20,000 euro (£17,000) with CSKA Sofia handed a ban on bringing away followers to their subsequent European fixture and an additional one-game sanction suspended for 2 years.
“I feel it is a recreation that most likely must be remembered for soccer causes,” added Lynch, who was talking earlier than the punishment confirmed on Tuesday.
“Sadly, it’ll most likely be remembered for the gang bother and the disturbances and the CSKA, Sofia supporters and ultras or no matter they’re known as.
“That is unlucky. It wasn’t good to see as everyone has now seen the households. How intimidating it was, it was scary. My circle of relatives had been within the crowd so I understand how folks felt.”
