Stephen Quinn believes Mansfield Town's FA Cup win at Curzon was down to the right attitude

Quinn added to a Lucas Akins penalty to give Stags a 2-0 lead at the break before goals from Ben Waine and Ben Quinn sealed a 4-0 victory at Curzon Ashton.

And the Irishman believes Stags were rewarded for having the right approach.

“It was a professional performance and that is what we were looking for having seen the upsets yesterday,” he said.

“We knew we had to be on it. We know they are doing well in the league and we did our homework,

“We started really well with our intensity, you have to show that in these type of games. We were never going to underestimate them. The attitude and the application today saw us through.”

Stags made six changes with a number of players picking up valuable minutes on their road to injury recovery.

And Quinn believes no matter who is picked they will continue to do a job.

“We have got lads driving each other on and it is such a professional environment,” he added.

“The injury list has gone down at the minute and the boss is using the squad well. We are challenging each other and chomping at the bit to get into the team.”

Quinn was also quick to praise nephew Ben who rounded off the scoring to get his third goal in two games.

“He has been biding his time and has always got a goal in him,” he added.

“He's been waiting for his chance and looks sharp.

“He's always dangerous and it’s been a real proud moment for us both today.

“He has a lot to learn still and is learning lots from the gaffer, you can't have a better manager to learn from.”