Huddersfield Town manager Danny Cowley has suggested that he feels his side need to improve the way they play out the final moments of their matches when in front, following the Terriers 3-0 win at home to Hull City in the final match before the international break.
That win was Huddersfield's second consecutive victory and lifted the Terriers out of the Championship's bottom three, and the fact that Cowley's side managed to both improve their production in front of goal, scoring three goals in the last half an hour of the game, and record back to back clean sheets will be hugely encouraging for the former Lincoln City manager.
However, Huddersfield despite being three goals ahead were guilty of perhaps not playing out the final minutes as comfortablly as Cowley would have liked, with the Terriers giving the ball back to Hull to easily in the closing minutes of the contest.
Speaking to the Huddersfield Examiner, Cowley expressed his happiness with the result and that fact his side kept a clean sheet, but also suggested that his side need to improve their ability to close out matches when in front, saying: "We've just got to learn how to see games out - we just stopped playing.
"I know we have had three tough games but, come on, we have got to play to the end. Hull left four or five up and what we needed to do was just control the ball in their half and we could have picked them off - played two touch, moved it quickly and gained control.
"But we can work towards that. That is probably the fine detail. We will always be striving for perfection - we might never get there but we will always be striving for it.