Bruno has urged Albion to make it a good week by beating Middlesbrough.
But the experienced right-back admits he is disappointed to see points slip away on the road.
The Seagulls conceded a late equaliser for the second successive game as they drew 2-2 at QPR last night.
They were 2-0 up early in the second half but finished the game on the back foot playing with ten men.
Albion previously led twice at Derby before conceding a late equaliser from a contentious penalty.
Bruno said: “At Derby we had the same and we have to learn from these situations.
“We knew what to expect (at QPR). Crosses were coming in from everywhere.
“We tried to be as high as possible but it was tough.
“But this kind of situation will make us stronger – and we just think about the next game.”
Albion threw Uwe Huenemeier into defence for the closing stages after Lewis Dunk was sent off.
But they will have several players missing for Boro’s visit.
Bruno added: “I think we have shown everyone we have a good squad.
“We have had a lot of injuries but the team has kept playing at a high level and that gives confidence to the new players when they come in.”
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But the experienced right-back admits he is disappointed to see points slip away on the road.
The Seagulls conceded a late equaliser for the second successive game as they drew 2-2 at QPR last night.
They were 2-0 up early in the second half but finished the game on the back foot playing with ten men.
Albion previously led twice at Derby before conceding a late equaliser from a contentious penalty.
Bruno said: “At Derby we had the same and we have to learn from these situations.
“We knew what to expect (at QPR). Crosses were coming in from everywhere.
“We tried to be as high as possible but it was tough.
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“But this kind of situation will make us stronger – and we just think about the next game.”
Albion threw Uwe Huenemeier into defence for the closing stages after Lewis Dunk was sent off.
But they will have several players missing for Boro’s visit.
Bruno added: “I think we have shown everyone we have a good squad.
“We have had a lot of injuries but the team has kept playing at a high level and that gives confidence to the new players when they come in.”
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