West Brom boss Tony Pulis was delighted with their 1-0 win at Norwich City.

Club-record signing Salomon Rondon scored the only goal of the game at Carrow Road to inflict a third straight defeat on the Canaries.

"The defenders do a lot of work on the training ground, we work very hard on certain aspects," said Pulis.

"We talk about it because of the record I have got but we also work hard going forward and today we got our reward.

"I like to play wide players and we had (Stephane) Sessegnon on the right and James McClean was magnificent. I was really pleased. The back four and the goalkeeper are jumping up and down about another clean sheet but I was more pleased with the quality going forward.

"We also thought we should have had a penalty and we had a couple of headers as well. The quality of our play going forward was very, very good at times."