(Reuters) - Brighton and Hove Albion manager Chris Hughton is concerned about his side's lack of goals in recent games but says his forwards are confident of turning things around.
Brighton extended their winless streak in the league to seven games following a goalless draw with Burnley on Saturday and have scored just three goals during that spell.
"Is it a worry that we're not scoring? Of course it is. That's normal, but it's a challenge that gives us something to work on," Hughton said.
"It's the area we need to improve the most. We can stay in games, but we need to find the formula to get these goals.
"Once you stop believing, it gets tougher, but I have good offensive players with belief that we can turn the corner."
Striker Glenn Murray missed a first-half penalty against Burnley and has failed to score in their last three league games.
Brighton, 13th in the table after 18 games, host Watford in the league next weekend.
(Reporting by Aditi Prakash in Bengaluru; Editing by Peter Rutherford)
