West Ham United and West Bromwich Albion draw zeros in a boring display
West Ham United and West Bromwich Albion draw zeros in a boring display
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West Bromwich Albion's Shelton Martis (left) vies for the ball with West Ham United's Freddie Sears during their EPL match at Upton Park in London yesterday. pic/AFP |
West Ham, who remained seventh in the table, rarely threatened to score against Tony Mowbray's basement club in a low-grade contest that seemingly did little for the Baggies' hopes of top-flight survival.
"I think I probably should have put my chance away and got us all three points," Greening told Setanta Sports.
'Difficult game'
"We knew it was going to be a difficult game, Gianfranco Zola has got them playing well, but I thought we did all right tonight.
"We've been working hard all season. It's difficult coming up from the Championship but the boys have worked hard and we'll give it a good go until the end of the season."
Mowbray said that there had been no difference in their level of performance from recent matches.
"I don't think it was an improved performance the defence was better but the performance was what we get most weeks.
"We missed some chances and it's a very disappointed changing room there. But it's something to build on."
There was a worrying moment for the already injury-hit Hammers when centre-back Matthew Upson went off in the first-half with a leg problem.
But the good news for manager Gianfranco Zola was that Upson was later seen walking freely after being carried off on a stretcher.
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