Chris Hughton says Albion will have to stick to the game plan to halt free-scoring Bournemouth tonight.
The Seagulls have never lost by more than two goals at the Amex and never by more than one under Hughton.
They will be trying to keep it tight again against Bournemouth who have hit 87 goals, five more than any team in the Championship, and need one more to eclipse their record of 104 in all competitions, set in 1928-29 and 1956-57.
Hughton told The Argus: "You stop them by, as much as you can, trying to stick to a game plan.
"Most of our games have been really tight as regards the scoreline. You have to be very concentrated on the job in hand.
"They are a team that can and will continue to score goals.
"We just have to make it difficult for them without letting that affect the whole of your game, because if you defend for 90 minutes then they'll score. We'll have to have good periods of the game as well."
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The Seagulls have never lost by more than two goals at the Amex and never by more than one under Hughton.
They will be trying to keep it tight again against Bournemouth who have hit 87 goals, five more than any team in the Championship, and need one more to eclipse their record of 104 in all competitions, set in 1928-29 and 1956-57.
Hughton told The Argus: "You stop them by, as much as you can, trying to stick to a game plan.
"Most of our games have been really tight as regards the scoreline. You have to be very concentrated on the job in hand.
"They are a team that can and will continue to score goals.
"We just have to make it difficult for them without letting that affect the whole of your game, because if you defend for 90 minutes then they'll score. We'll have to have good periods of the game as well."
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