"I've seen a lot of application and focus. It was a real big week, but the players applied themselves fantastically well and no one deserves this more than the players because they've had a tough time."Brighton bossGraham Potter Nienaber also swapped scrum-halves at half-time with Cobus Reinach coming on and his side stepped up a gear. "We have to line up a team that has a chance to win the game. We need stability, the players need rhythm. His comments are in contrast to an interview he gave before the Olympics where he described himself as being addicted to pain - not that the pain will be letting up as gets ready for another cycle, albeit a shorter one than the last five years.