Tony Pulis watched Albion make it consecutive 1-0 wins as the Baggies beat Norwich and immediately praised his side attacking strengths.
Pulis has come under fire for Albion's lack of attacking threat in recent weeks.
But the Baggies created several good opportunities against the Canaries and were unfortunate to see only Saloman Randon hit the back of the net.
"The players do a lot of work on the training ground and work hard on certain aspects," he said.
"We talk about clean sheets more because of the record I've got but we did well going forward and got our rewards.
"I'm a manager who likes to play wide players - Sessegnon and McClean did that, both did well. McClean was outstanding and is getting better and better now.The quality of our play going forward was good."