Chris Hughton felt Brighton passed another major test of their promotion credentials as they beat Queens Park Rangers to move back to the top of the Championship, and a perhaps a step closer to the Premier League, thanks
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http://www.authenticflyerstore.com/authentic-93-jakub-voracek-jersey.html to tuck in his 21st Championship goal of the season and thrill the 3,000 travelling fans. The stand-in left-back Pocognoli made it two with his first goal in more than six years, curling a stunning free-kick in off the underside of the crossbar. Nerves were fraying when Smith headed in from a corner with 15 minutes to go but the Brighton goalkeeper David Stockdale stood firm to protect the three points. Brighton are now two points ahead of Newcastle (away to Sheffield Wednesday on Saturday) and 12 ahead of third-placed Huddersfield who face a trip to Nottingham Forest. “It’s nice to play on the Friday when you win, but it’s not so good when you don’t,” Hughton said. “What we have done is put ourselves in a good position. I don’t anticipate the next five games being any more comfortable than tonight, so we’ll have to play to the same level.” QPR’s manager, Ian Holloway, was convinced his side should have had a first-half penalty, when James Perch’s header bounced up and hit Lewis Dunk’s arm. “He moved his arm to stop the ball going into a dangerous position, so how the referee doesn’t give that I don’t know,” Holloway said. “Then it would have been 1-0 to us, and let’s see what they’d have done.” With his side now safe from relegation, Holloway is clearly looking towards next season, and he made seven changes to his side including handing a first start
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