Fabian Hurzeler says his side still have work to do if they are to progress to the group stages of the UEFA Conference League.
They will be favourites to progress against Tromso after a goalless draw in Norway in Thursday’s first leg but the head coach recognised that they will be a hard opponent to beat at the Amex next Thursday.
“I think we controlled the game but we weren't quick enough in possession,” he said.
“We still had a few opportunities, but I think overall Tromso defended well.
"They had two big chances after transition moments (where) we have to defend better. Overall (they were) a tough opponent which is what we expected.
Ferdi Kadioglu bursts forward in the first half. 📷James Boardman
"I think we expected exactly how Tromso played. They defended well, very compact. They had a lot of players in their box who blocked the shots well, and they had a really good goalkeeper and were good in transition.
“We created opportunities, but in the end we have to be satisfied with a draw, although it's not the result we hoped for.
Albion were held to to a 0-0 draw in Tromso on Thursday and return to the Amex next week looking to seal a place in the UEFA Conference League group stages.
Club photographer James Boardman was at the Romssa Arena to capture the action
“Now we are looking forward to the opportunity to win the game in front of our own fans.
"There are certain aspects we have to improve against Tromso. Overall, like I said, they are a good football team so we will have to play on our highest level to win the game at the Amex.”