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West Bromwich Albion manager Carlos Corberan told BBC WM:
“I think that in general there were things that I liked of the team, especially in attack, especially in the first 60 to 70 minutes of the game.
“In these moments we were creating a lot of good opportunities – in the first half it’s true that we gave them the option to create some good opportunities too.
“But in the
Coventry boss Mark Robins told BBC CWR:
“Very disappointing. You’ve got to match the opponent for their work-rate before you earn the right to play any football.
“First half there was very little in it, we probably had the better chances and looked like we could go toe to toe with them and go on and beat them.
“In the second half we got really disjointed, we stopped running
Norwich head coach Johannes Hoff Thorup:
“There is a lot of belief in this squad – you should see the way they train – and they showed that against a strong team with a lot of Premier League experience.
“We took some more steps in the right direction today. It was a good performance and there is potential to be even better. We started well and scored a fantastic goal,
Norwich manager David Wagner is thrilled the Canaries are flying towards the Championship play-offs under the radar.
City could seal a top-six place against Swansea at Carrow Road on Saturday, and a trip to lowly Birmingham follows on the final day.
With most sides having two games to play, City could yet face any of the top four in a potential play-off semi-final, while Hull or even Coventry could provide
Norwich City moved back into the play-off places with a thumping win over rock-bottom Rotherham.
The Canaries got up and running when Gabriel Sara headed in unmarked from Jack Stacey’s cross and Jacob Sorensen made it 2-0 from a Sara corner.
The Millers’ day went from bad to worse when Borja Sainz,