Wilder calls for 'group effort' in Northampton's fight for league survival.

Northampton Town manager Chris Wilder insists the whole playing staff at Sixfields have a part to play if they're to preserve their Football League status.

The Cobblers secured their first win under Wilder at Torquay on Tuesday (February 11), and only their second success in League Two since the end of November.

Emile Sinclair scored twice in the 2-1 win at Plainmoor. He's one of seven fresh faces brought to Sixfields since Wilder's arrival.

However Wilder insists the players he inherited from former boss Aidy Boothroyd have important roles to play from now until the end of the season if they're to avoid dropping into the Conference Premier division.

"Its a group effort' said Wilder, speaking ahead of Northampton's next game against Fleetwood on Saturday (February 15). "We've lost together on the previous weekend and we won together on Tuesday night. so we won't get carried away too much.

"We can be delighted with their efforts but we know that its onto the next game pretty much straight away, and that's what we've done this week".