Crawley Town boss John Yems reflects on 'magic' moment that sunk Mansfield Town in stoppage time
Last-gasp winner for hosts...
Crawley Town boss John Yems believed it would take just one moment to settle today's clash with Mansfield Town - and his side delivered in the final seconds.
Substitute James Tilley scored the only goal of the game in stoppage time as a point for both sides seemed the likely outcome.
"It was a tough game. They're a good side, very organised," Yems told the Red Devils' YouTube channel.
"I think both sides, you could tell, fixtures are catching up with a few teams now.
"At the end of the the day, I thought it was going to take a bit of magic or an unlucky goal to settle it and we got it."
Yems also praised his side for keeping a clean sheet against the side who beat previous League Two leaders Cheltenham Town 3-1 in midweek.
He added: "I keep saying it. If you start with a point and finish with one then in the last minute you've got a chance.
"We've got people coming on with a point to prove and a bit of quality, that's what happened."
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