Hartlepool United manager Ronnie Moore hailed his players after a 'massive' 3-2 win over Plymouth Argyle.
A Jonathan Franks brace and a third from Scott Fenwick proved enough for Pools at Victoria Park despite a tense finish to the match as Argyle pulled back to within one in stoppage time soon after Kelvin Mellor felt he had been fouled in the penalty area.It meant back-to-back home wins for a Pools side now seven points adrift of safety at the bottom of Sky Bet League 2.
Moore said: "This was a massive win.
"We were good first half and it was always going to be a right game and we were hanging on at the end.
"But I've got to praise [the players] for their effort, commitment and attitude.
"We went in front, it's not often we've been in the lead.
"But then we conceded a sloppy goal, got in front again and then had massive fortune with the penalty they didn't get.
"The dressing room was a bit upset because of other results but don't worry about other results because other teams will see our result and have a panic on."