Waddock Says His Shots Side Delivered When It Mattered

This result leaves the side just five points off top spot, but it was the 90 minutes that pleased the boss the most, writes Tom Feaheny.

"We came up against a good side, in form so I am very pleased with the performance and result, I got what I wanted," Waddock told the club's website.

"The players put in that performance, we pressed, we took our chances as well, then our keeper has made a world class save.

"The lads had to be on it, they have responded to everything that I have asked for and put it into practice."

Waddock believes their bad run is now gone and that despite having a tricky spell of results, being where they are means they can aim even higher.

"To stay in the play-offs when we haven't been at our best, it shows what we can build on, now lets see where we finish this season."

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