“Sometimes you get a bad result and a poor performance. The next important thing is how you respond, so that’s our focus now. We’ve been over the game, we’ve analysed it, we’ve spoken to the players about it, so it’s how we react against Stevenage,” added Schumacher who will check on striker Johnny Kenny and winger Ibby Cissoko, who both missed the trip to Wales, to see whether they can return to bolster Wanderers’ attacking options and could also be close to giving fit-again wideman Amario Cozier-Duberry a start.
“It’s a difficult game, no doubt. They’ve proved all season how difficult they are to play against and they don’t concede many goals. They’ve got players who love defending and they obviously have a really good team spirit, because they all stick together and they’re punching above their weight.
“What’s important is that we try and play to our strengths and use our advantages . When we played them last time on a small pitch it’s difficult to play. When we play on our pitch, which is bigger, we’ve got to try and use that, spread out, pass the ball properly and try and hurt them.”
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