Every word Darren Moore said on Barry Bannan's penalty, Nathaniel Mendez-Laing and Sheffield Wednesday home form

It was a good three points. The boys were committed in their performance.

I thought we used the ball well and we created some chances; Wigan have an excellent defensive record. I felt we could get a second after the first goal but the final touch when we got the ball in the box eluded us.

The concentration levels were good. The goal came from the penalty spot.

We knew we had to take the game to them. They’re a good, strong team. We had them watched at Stoke on Saturday when they made a lot of changes and kept the bodies for this game. We knew they would come in fresh and we had to be at our best.

I am pleased with the clean sheet and the win.

Once we did get in front, it was about people doing their jobs. I thought the concentration levels were good and so was our positional sense.

The big thing for me was we applied the pressure so they couldn't pick the passes. Any passes that they did pick were rushed and hurried and the ball ran out of play.

The back line will get all the plaudits but you have to look at the front end of the pitch. It was a committed performance and that is what we want.

I am pleased for the boys and the run keeps going. The supporters' witnessed a real committed performance.

I’ve not seen it yet.

Believe it or not when he went through, the linesman stood in front of me. I didn't really see it.

The referee said it was a penalty and Tim [Robinson] was in a good position.

It was good to see Baz step up and take the penalty. I thought he was excellent again

It is an achievement.

Wigan are strong, disciplined and you can see why they are where they are. They don't give much way. We knew we had to be good on the ball and we have got players who can hurt them with the quality we have got.

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