Stevenage supervisor Alex Revell says they’re nonetheless in a “brilliant position” within the League One play-off race regardless of a heavy defeat at Bolton Wanderers.
Boro have been beaten 5-1 on Tuesday evening after having Daniel Phillips despatched off within the first half to be used of the arm when the rating was 2-0.
They stay sixth in League One, 4 factors away from Huddersfield Town and Plymouth Argyle, however face already promoted Lincoln City at house subsequent.
“This group always comes through moments like this. We treat wins, losses, draws all the same. We have to make sure we recover, put right the wrongs of today and get ready for a brilliant game on Saturday,” Revell advised BBC Three Counties Radio.
“We didn’t start the game right so we had to change the shape. We started to get a bit more foothold in the game and then you lose a midfielder for a lack of discipline and this is probably one of the worst teams to come to when you’re down to 10 men – they use the ball so well, they’ve got good players.
“This does not outline us in any respect. What you do is you regroup. We’re nonetheless in an excellent place. We’ve had two actually robust away video games with play-off contenders and we have taken three factors from six.”
