Brighton manager Gus Poyet relieved to escape Ashton Gate with a point after 0-0 draw with Bristol City
Brighton manager Gus Poyet admitted he was relieved to get out of Ashton Gate with a point after seeing his promotion-chasing team given all the trouble they could handle by a rejuvenated Bristol City.
Despite an absorbing contest finishing 0-0, it was impossible to tell which side was sixth in the Championship table and which was bottom.
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City looked the more likely winners and a tough night for the Seagulls was made worse when they lost striker Craig Mackail-Smith to serious injury just before half time.
A relieved Poyet admitted: “It is a night to take the point and run.
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“We did not play how we can play and I am just pleased to come away with a draw. It is a point when we could have ended up with none.”
Brighton scarcely mustered a single shot on goal and Poyet explained: “It was down to our poor performance and Bristol City stopping us from doing what we wanted. It was a bit of both.
“If you look at their bench, it is really strong and, if they continue to play like that, they can get out of trouble, for sure.”
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