Price per Head Sportsbooks: Hughton pleased with second half performance

Chris Hughton and many price per head sportsbooks believed that his Norwich City side could have secured all three points in the second half of the 1-1 draw with Swansea City.

Pay per head services saw that even though Hughton’s side fell behind to Nathan Dyer’s effort, his players extended to four matches their undefeated home run in the Premier League.

Dyer was then carried off on a stretcher due to a suspected ankle fracture, and price per head sportsbooks saw that after the incident the momentum appeared to move in Norwich’s favour.

The Carrow Road side levelled deep into first-half injury time thanks to an impressive shot by Gary Hooper, who had earlier put a very good opportunity wide when the player was one-on-one with Michel Vorm.

Then price per head sportsbooks saw that after the interval Norwich missed several chances, with Hooper again getting close, and Michael Turner saw a header bounce off the crossbar.

Hughton said: “Swansea have had a tough week. I thought we very much edged it in the second half.

“We conceded a poor goal, showed great character, and needed a special goal to get back into it.

“I thought if anyone was going to score in the second half it would be us. (But it was) Important we didn’t lose the game.”

Hooper was very happy with his strike, which price per head sportsbooks could see brought the home fans to life, but also lamented Norwich’s inability to put an end to their other opportunities.

“It was a great ball (by Steven Whittaker) for my goal, a great chest down (from Johan Elmander) and I just looped it in,” Hooper added.

“I had to make up for the one (when) I went round (Vorm) and missed. It sat up nice for me.

“We had a few chances; they (Swansea) have had a long week. I thought we played well in the second half but didn’t take the chances.”