Matt Taylor: Shrewsbury positives, but still plenty to work on
Shrewsbury Town showed growth by keeping a clean sheet against Brighton, but improvement in forward areas is still required says head coach Matt Taylor.
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Salop have not scored since Dan Udoh’s strike in the away win at Fleetwood Town at the end of August after they played out a goalless draw with Brighton Under-21s in the EFL Trophy.
Taylor’s side were second-best against Brighton for the first 70 minutes at the Croud Meadow, but they did improve with 20 minutes to go.
They did then win 4-1 on penalties to register another point.
He said: “We had the first couple of big chances of the game.
“I think if that goes in (Morgan Feeney’s header at the start of the match) I think the whole game changes.