Brighton failed to score for the sixth time in seven Premier League matches and Neal Maupay missed a penalty as they drew 0-0 with Norwich
Graham Potter's team registered 31 shots on goal but only tested Tim Krul four times - it's the most shots on goal a team has had in one Premier League game this season, along with Manchester City when they beat Leeds 7-0
Both Brighton and Norwich had lost their last six league games and this was just the third ever Premier League meeting between two sides on six-or-more-game losing streaks
Dean Smith's side dug in for a point that still leaves them in huge relegation trouble
 They remain seven points from safety having played three more games than fourth-bottom Everton
Brighton's best opportunity fell to Maupay in the first half after Sam Byram had handled in the area, but the Seagulls striker ballooned the penalty over the crossbar
 Despite his goal being peppered Krul wasn't overly busy, but he did make a sensational second half save from Joel Veltman, who somehow failed to score from six yards out
Another golden chance was presented to Maupay with 13 minutes left but again it was not taken
Brighton are now without a win since February 12, having scored just once in seven games
You get the impression the Brighton midfielder could be the next Brighton player to become a top one
 His development under Potter is a testament to the way Albion go about their business
The 23-year-old started his first match for Argentina in their World Cup qualifying win over Venezuela last Friday and that experience looked to give him more authority in his performance back with his club
Much of Brighton's dynamic play through the centre came via Mac Allister's crisp and creative passing
 He was also very dangerous with his shooting, missing the target on a couple of occasions by a whisker
 In total he had seven shots on goal
 On another day he could have had a couple of goals
 Brighton have an exciting player on their hands
Brighton boss : "We're frustrated we didn't score but there were lots of positives in terms of our intention in the game
 We were the dominant team and created chances
 It's a step in the right direction
 I thought the crowd appreciated the performance - it was a good day but a frustrating day
"I hope he doesn't mind me saying this but better players than Neal will miss penalties
 That's the game
 It does show strength of character to take them and sometimes you miss them but you bounce back
 Today wasn't his day but he'll have a day in him - that's for sure
"Norwich boss : "When we finally put some passing moves together and showed what we could do, unfortunately on the back of two goals for his country, Milot [Rashica] puts it over the crossbar
""It wasn't a great game, I didn't think
 I thought there were an awful lot of unforced errors
 We are a group of players who are good footballers, but they are making some poor decisions at the moment on the ball
"Off the ball we showed our spirit and doggedness at times, especially our captain (Grant Hanley) and goalkeeper who I thought were excellent
"I know Brighton have had an awful lot of ball and shots but probably 20 of them were outside the box, which is where you want the opposition shooting from
"Brighton face two trips to north London as they go to Arsenal on Saturday, April 9 - kick-off 3pm - and then Tottenham on Saturday, April 16; kick-off 12
30pm
Norwich face a trip to Turf Moor to take on relegation rivals Burnley on Sunday, April 10 live on ; kick-off at 2pm
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