Coventry City manager Mark Robins praised his goalscorers in the Sky Blues win over Swindon Town.
Robins told BBC Coventry & Warwickshire about the goals scored by Max Biamou and Marc McNulty: "It was at that time that we were one the back foot and didn’t really get a foothold in the game, but when you have got the power and pace of those players, and players on the bench to turn things round, you are going to come under pressure at times.
"But I thought we dealt with it really well, and there were some really determiend performances from both sides. But from our side, in particular, and some great finishing.
"McNulty’s goal was top drawer and Biamou’s goal was top drawer and probably one for goal of the month. It was a well taken penalty as well.
"I’m just pleased with the three points because it’s so tight up there. We were third last week and then dropped out and then backed it up against a good home performance against a really strong Swindon side.
"The last eight-ten minutes I thought we saw the game out well and dealt with their threat comfortably because they were in positions to do that. They brought Marc Richards on and had pace in the side, so it’s a really pleasing result."
The goals and highlights from the game can be seen here:
MEMORIAL BOOK FOR CYRILLE REGIS
From Dean Nelson: "Thanks to all who signed Cyrille Regis memory book yesterday at the match,plenty of coverage of the @familyzoneccfc on all news channels last night. the book will be on going over next few matches before being passed onto Cyrille's family."
TICKETS
Tickets are on sale for City's next home game. The League Two game against Cambridge United takes place on Tuesday January 30th and tickets are available at the usual prices.
City have sold out of their allocation of tickets for the FA Cup Fourth Round tie at MK Dons and the League Two game at Forest Green Rovers.
Tickets are also on sale for the Community Day against Accrington Stanley at the Ricoh Arena on Saturday February 10th. Tickets are priced at £5 with no booking fees to pay.