Despite going behind in the first ten minutes, some individual brilliance from Deen Master as well as a header from David Chapman gave the Moes a 3-1 lead at half time.

Evan Garnett extended The Moes lead in the second half before Sutton Coldfield got another consolation goal.

Unfortunately the game was marred by the amount of bookings given with a staggering 13 yellow cards and one red card given despite neither side playing in an aggressive manner.

After the game we spoke to management duo Tom Hayes and John Ramshaw as Dynamo extended their lead over 6th place to ten points.

Question: Tom, a 4-2 win today at home to Sutton Coldfield, it's a result you must be pleased with?

Tom Hayes: "Yeah absolutely. I thought they were a good side. Particularly with the way the game started and a few decisions that riled us up a little bit and the lads dealt really well with that. After the first twenty minutes, Deen's brilliant goal has come at the perfect time and calmed us down a little bit and then the lads showed their quality. I thought as well the backline were superb and towards the end of the game defended really well and it was a superb performance."

Question: It's a shame John isn't it that people who weren't here will look at this game and see 13 yellow cards and a red and make an assumption, but it wasn't that type of game was it?

John Ramshaw: "It wasn't no. I can't get drawn in to speaking about the man in the middle but it wasn't the sort of game that was overly physical or aggressive and there were no real nasty tackles but there have been all those cards!"

Question: Tom, there won't have been many people after half an hour that would have predicted us to be 3-1 up at the break. You must be pleased at the way we got back into the game, went ahead and then killed it off in that 15 minute period?

Tom Hayes: "Absolutely. We were just saying that we have got so many players that have got superb ability in and around the box. Even at 1-0 down we never felt overly concerned because I know the group we've got and the ability they have got and we are starting to score quite freely and we probably could have scored a few more. We're in a good place and whenever we go behind it is not an overly concerning thing for me at all."

Question: John, we've got a big fixture coming up at Spalding next week, what can we expect as we head into that game?

John Ramshaw: "It's going to be a very difficult game. There's no two ways about it, they are a very good side. We're going to have to be on it to come away with anything. But I thought we were brilliant when we came up against them here earlier in the season and we will have to produce another performance like that to get anything out of the game. But the boys are flying and results have gone for us a little bit today and we are still in the mix so we will keep going until the last weekend in April.