The match could not be played as planned on Tuesday due to a waterlogged pitch after officials failed to close the national stadium's roof despite the city suffering from a sustained storm.
"I had a feeling yesterday that the players were looking sharp. I didn't get that feeling today," Hodgson told reporters.
"Maybe it was because we didn't play well today. I don't want to give the impression that we were hard done by. Both teams were affected."
"The pitch was difficult and the extra 36 hours in a hotel didn't do us any favours but I'm pleased with a point as we didn't do enough to win.
"Eight points under the circumstances is a fair reflection of what we've done so far and we've got a lot of football to play."
"In a qualifying group there are times that things don't go your way," he said. "It's important to come away from something like that with a positive result."
