discipline was first class.
"It was a bit of a surprise when Kris Commons wasn't playing
and they opted for two six-footers.
"I was pleased that a player of his quality wasn't playing but
it gave up different problems.
"We knew that they would try and hit the big lads and play off
them but I thought we managed it really well and then started
to play.
"They got every man behind the ball which makes it really hard. But we didn't get frustrated
and the crowd stayed with us, which was great.
"They understood the problems that we were having and they
appreciated what we were trying to do.
"When we went a goal down we dusted ourselves down and cranked
up the pressure a little bit.
"It was a fantastic first goal. It was a great cross from Mark
and a great header by Paul.
"There wasn't a great deal of space for him tonight - they
camped in their half and made it really difficult for him - but when he
got the chance it was a really cultured finish which he will
take great delight in."
Commenting on Wilson's goal, O'Driscoll said: "Mark is a
consumate professional and I can't speak highly enough of him
and he will be pleased with his goal.
"All in all we bounced back from the Swansea defeat and learnt
some lessons from that game."