Chris Hughton wants his Brighton team to learn from past mistakes as they bid to get enough results to stay in the Premier League.
The problem for Brighton is not that they are being dominated in games and do not stand a chance.
The issue is they are not putting away the chances they create, and eventually teams are finding a way back into the game. It happened when they suffered against teams like Southampton and Stoke in recent weeks.
The manager wants things to change.
Hughton told The Argus: "That's the challenge, that's what we have got to do better. We broke really well, it's just the difference between getting that second and third is that final pass and just that little bit of composure when it's needed."
Source: tribalfootball.com