Town boss Paul Lambert, though, complained injuries are mounting up and having an adverse effect and that they are having a “hard time” following back-to-back defeats.
Bowyer said: “From start to finish we were excellent. It was a good solid team performance, a clean sheet, scored two, the only thing I would criticise if I’m being ultra picky is that we should have scored more.
“I think we got in and around their box a lot and when we did we just did not take care as well as I would have liked and if we would have then we would have scored at least another two or three goals.
“There were some great performances. I’m pleased for Omar (Bogle), and for Albie (Morgan). That’s why I was resting him on Tuesday because he would not have been able to do what he did here.
“His first league goal and he deserves it. He has come a long way and I keep on saying it and I’ll always praise people that put in the hard work and Albie’s definitely one of them.
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