Brighton & Hove Albion assistant manager Nathan Jones has expressed his delight after the Seagulls secured a hard-fought 0-0 draw against Queens Park Rangers tonight.
The away side failed to create many clear-cut goalscoring opportunities, but Jones believes that the players acquitted themselves well.
"The performance was first class, we took care of business. It's difficult place to come, they won't drop many points," he told reporters after the match.
"It was a proper away performance. We did the ugly stuff really well and could have nicked one on the break.
"We would have loved to have gone on and got three points but let's not be greedy. A draw was a fair result."
The point leaves Brighton in 13th, while QPR sit top of the Championship table with 17 points.
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Gary Peters
Gary Peters
