Albion extended their unbeaten run to six matches with an excellent 3-0 win over Millwall on Saturday.
Isaac Price’s brilliant solo strike – as well as Jayson Molumby’s tap-in and a late Felix Horn Myhre goal – ensured James Morrison’s men enter the November international break having gained three more big Sky Bet Championship points.
It was a relatively low-key first-half, yet there were still a few chances for both teams. Aune Heggebø went closest early on, heading inches over from a corner, and Callum Styles also struck wide.
Down the other end, the hosts restricted Millwall’s opportunities to Josh Coburn mistiming a volley, and Max O’Leary comfortably saving Derek Mazou-Sacko’s long-ranger.
Just before the break, visiting goalkeeper Max Crocombe had to save a dangerous Molumby cross-shot, but the sides went in goalless.
The deadlock was broken following the restart, though, courtesy of Price’s fantastic individual effort. The Northern Ireland international burst forward and curled a wonderful finish into the bottom corner.
The hosts added another 12 minutes from time. The outstanding Molumby was rewarded for another all-action performance with a goal, turning in after Crocombe spilled substitute Horn Myhre’s cross.
And Horn Myhre turned to scorer as the game reached stoppage time, controlling Price's ball and converting a sweet finish to round-off the victory.
Albion: O’Leary, Pereira, Mepham, Phillips, Styles, Nzingoula (Tunde 75), Molumby, Diakite, Price, Morgan (Horn Myhre 65), Heggebø (Stewart 65).
Substitutes: Ingram, Townsend, Crowther, Maughan, Whitwell, Bany.
Attendance: 24,402 (2,017).
