Lisburn Distillery boss Tim McCann targets cup win over Duns Lisburn Distillery manager Tim McCann believes victory in Tuesday's Irish Cup tie with Dundela can boost their chances of Premiership survival. Despite beating Glenavon on Saturday, Distillery remain four points adrift at the bottom of the Premiership. And their rearranged clash with the Duns, fourth in the Championship, is seen by some as potential upset. "We want to achieve back-to-back wins because winning can be a habit," said Whites manager McCann. Progress in the cup means revenue for the club and it is the most prestigious cup competition in the country. I won it three times as a player and the final is a great occasion. We need to get on a bit of a winning run. We want to beat Dundela and then welcome Glentoran to New Grosvenor on Saturday. Dundela midfielder William Faulkner says the east Belfast boys are the definite underdogs for the New Grosvenor clash. "You have to remember Lisburn Distillery are the senior club," said Faulkner. They would need to have an off day and we would need to raise our game to have any chance.