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In contrast, Albion have struggled to find a clinical touch in front of goal after scoring just three times in their last six games, but Hughton is confident that his side can create chances against the high-flying Cherries.“It’s always a concern, but what’s more of a concern is that we make sure we get enough points to secure our place in this division, and we’ve gone some way towards doing that.
“ We know there are going to be many ups and downs and some results are not going to go for you.
“A lot of the games have been very tight, but that is one area we recognise that we need to improve on.
“We have managed to get players into the final third of the pitch, but it’s just about making the right choices and showing more quality in that area.
“The only way you can win a game is by scoring a goal and against Bournemouth, we’ll probably have to score more than once.”
Hughton also paid tribute to the club’s fans for turning up in their droves to the Amex and another bumper crowd is expected for Friday’s match.
“It will be close to a full house again and the supporters here have been exemplary.
“Especially when you consider our league position and to be getting crowds between 27,000 and 29,000 fans is fantastic. I’m sure it will be excellent again for the midweek game against Huddersfield.”
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In contrast, Albion have struggled to find a clinical touch in front of goal after scoring just three times in their last six games, but Hughton is confident that his side can create chances against the high-flying Cherries.“It’s always a concern, but what’s more of a concern is that we make sure we get enough points to secure our place in this division, and we’ve gone some way towards doing that.
“ We know there are going to be many ups and downs and some results are not going to go for you.
“A lot of the games have been very tight, but that is one area we recognise that we need to improve on.
“We have managed to get players into the final third of the pitch, but it’s just about making the right choices and showing more quality in that area.
“The only way you can win a game is by scoring a goal and against Bournemouth, we’ll probably have to score more than once.”
Hughton also paid tribute to the club’s fans for turning up in their droves to the Amex and another bumper crowd is expected for Friday’s match.
“It will be close to a full house again and the supporters here have been exemplary.
“Especially when you consider our league position and to be getting crowds between 27,000 and 29,000 fans is fantastic. I’m sure it will be excellent again for the midweek game against Huddersfield.”
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