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DAMIEN: WE NEED TO BE CLINICAL

EFFORT: Johnson

BLACKBURN caretaker boss Damien Johnson felt his side should have taken something from a scrappy encounter that had 0-0 written all over it before the late drama.
“We’re very disappointed with the result because for 70 minutes or so there was not a lot in it,” he said.
“We had some opportunities, and they did too, but we worked hard and were well in the game.
“I think we nullified them for large parts. I don’t think they had too many clear-cut chances. I don’t even remember Balazs making too many saves.
“So,...

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