Sheffield Wednesday secured a 2-0 victory against Stoke, overcoming the challenge of playing the entire second half with only 10 players following Di’Shon Bernard’s red card. Speaking to BBC Radio Sheffield, Manager Danny Rohl stated: “I am very happy with the three points. Big credit to my team, it was a little bit of a strange week but we stick together and showed big character today – we showed the togetherness we need.” Rohl further commented on his squad’s attributes, saying: “My team has a strong mentality, willingness, we want to take points. 32 points after 22 games is massive. First half I felt we controlled the game but then the reaction from the team (after the red card) was great.” The manager also expressed satisfaction with individual performances, noting: “I am very happy with the assist from Yan Valery, we have four or five players who overcame illness overnight, it’s a good story with Callum Paterson who scored – for him it’s not always easy but he is always trying, it was great to see him score.” Post navigation Managerial Changes and Relegation Survival Prospects Miovski Nets First La Liga Goals; Butland Addresses Title Race