'Bring away power to home games' - Struber
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Bristol City boss Gerhard Struber urged his side to transfer their impressive away from to home matches following a 1-0 victory at Norwich City.
The Robins moved into the top six after Mark Sykes' goal gave them victory over former boss Liam Manning's team at Carrow Road.
They are unbeaten in five games on the road - but the victory followed a run of only one point from their last three at home.
"The effort and how much the boys invested was on a very high level," Struber told BBC Radio Bristol.
"Every single player was so focused and concentrated in his own task and how we went as a team was brilliant.
"The boys left everything on the field - the belief was we would score a goal and the determination was at an outstanding level and I felt it was only a matter of time (before we scored.
"We now have to bring our away power to our home games, this is something that should be the next step."
The Robins return to Ashton Gate on Tuesday when they will take on Southampton.
