[h=3]With video - Yeovil scared Leicester, now they fancy a great night at the Amex[/h]3:00pm Friday 25th April 2014 in Albion By Brian Owen
Joe Ralls is congratulated on his goal for Yeovil at Leicester
Yeovil skipper Jamie McAllister wants to enjoy another great awayday before his side slip out of the Championship.
The experienced left-back says there have been good times on the road, including the 1-1 draw at Leicester recently, as he prepared to take on Albion at the Amex.
Former Seagulls striker Chris Wood was credited with the goal which rescued a 1-1 draw for the would-be champions that night.
But it looked like a header from goalkeeper Kasper Schmeichel might have bounced behind the line before the Kiwi struck.
Joe Ralls' opening goal against the Foxes offers Albion a warning as to what the highly-rated midfielder on loan from Cardiff City can do at free-kicks.
McAllister has enjoyed the Glovers’ season in the second tier.
He said: “A lot of games stand out but I think the game at home against Forest, when we beat them 3-1. We were quality on the day.
“Going away to Leicester and getting a point, away to Wigan and getting a point - teams who are up there.
“We’ve been so close in so many games but just come up short.”
He warned Albion: “We’ve been in this position all season, going away to teams like this who are challenging and just expect to beat us.
“But we’ve not been that easy to beat!”
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Yeovil skipper Jamie McAllister wants to enjoy another great awayday before his side slip out of the Championship.
The experienced left-back says there have been good times on the road, including the 1-1 draw at Leicester recently, as he prepared to take on Albion at the Amex.
Former Seagulls striker Chris Wood was credited with the goal which rescued a 1-1 draw for the would-be champions that night.
But it looked like a header from goalkeeper Kasper Schmeichel might have bounced behind the line before the Kiwi struck.
Joe Ralls' opening goal against the Foxes offers Albion a warning as to what the highly-rated midfielder on loan from Cardiff City can do at free-kicks.
McAllister has enjoyed the Glovers’ season in the second tier.
He said: “A lot of games stand out but I think the game at home against Forest, when we beat them 3-1. We were quality on the day.
“Going away to Leicester and getting a point, away to Wigan and getting a point - teams who are up there.
“We’ve been so close in so many games but just come up short.”
He warned Albion: “We’ve been in this position all season, going away to teams like this who are challenging and just expect to beat us.
“But we’ve not been that easy to beat!”
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