West Bromwich Albion manager Valerien Ismael has admitted that his side need to work on their decision-making in the final third of the pitch following their 1-1 draw with Preston North End.
The Baggies would have been hoping to get back to winning ways at Deepdale after being forced to settle for a point in their recent clashes with Millwall and Derby County.
However, despite having 61% possession during this fixture, West Brom struggled to break down their opponents yesterday.
Ben Whiteman opened the scoring for Preston in the 26th minute of the clash before Matt Phillips netted an equaliser for the Baggies on the stroke of half-time.
Following the break, Jordan Hugill and Grady Diangana were both denied by Lilywhites goalkeeper Daniel Iversen as West Brom missed out on the opportunity to move back into the automatic promotion places in the Championship.
Currently third in the second-tier standings, the Baggies will be hoping to extend their unbeaten league run to nine matches on Friday when they host Queens Park Rangers at The Hawthorns.
Making reference to his side's latest performance, Ismael has admitted that West Brom need to improve in an attacking sense.
Speaking to the Express & Star following the Baggies' draw with Preston, the Frenchman said: "What we have seen is that we need to work more on the last third.
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