Brighton & Hove Albion
Both Brighton boss Gus Poyet and skipper Andrew Crofts were disappointed with their sides performance against County on Tuesday night but were pleased to take a point in the circumstances.
The Hatters were cruelly denied their first win in 14 games by a 90th minute equaliser from midfielder Crofts. Gary Ablett’s side had led through Danny Pilkington’s stunning long range strike and looked like holding out for victory until Crofts’ low drive bobbled up over Owain Fon Williams to earn the Seagulls a point.
“If you asked me before the game I would have said it was two points dropped, but having watched the game and seen how we played I don’t know,” Poyet told the Brighton Official Site.
“After the game I am very disappointed about how we played and how few chances we created, but you have to take everything as it comes.”
Crofts was of a similar opinion, adding, “Obviously we came here to win, but under the circumstances we will take the point and look to build on that.
“It was always going to be a difficult place to come but we will look at the positives and we are unbeaten in the league for a little while now, so we will work on that.”
