West Brom interim boss James Morrison applauded his side's determination as they ground out a second successive Championship win at Bristol City to enhance their survival hopes.
George Campbell scored the only goal of the game in the first half to give the Baggies a first win on the road, in the league, since October and move them four points clear of the relegation zone.
Morrison, who has overseen a return of eight points from the last pive games, was pleased with his players across the board and has challenged them to resume their recent form after the forthcoming international break.
He told BBC Radio WM: “I thought it was a top away performance and it had a bit of everything. There was the fight and determination I keep talking about, but when we were under pressure we dealt with it. When we attacked, we got the opportunities. I’d have liked us to have put the game to bed, but we’ve seen it out.
"Everyone today was an 8/10 and that's what you need when you're away from home. Hopefully this away form continues.
"In the back of my mind, it's only one part done now. They can have a nice couple of days off, but when they come back in, they've got to be ready to work and be ready to fight until the end.
"I keep reminding them about that. From now until the end of the season there'll be ups and downs, as there always is in a relegation battle. It's about how we deal with that. It's a challenge we're looking forward to."
