Milot Rashica dedicated his winning goal in the Emirates FA Cup against Charlton Athletic to the Norwich City supporters.
The Kosovan international scored his first goal for the club to help the Canaries to a 1-0 victory and, after a month of December where the supporters stuck by the team, Milot says he was happy for the fans the most.
"I am happy for the fans, because they came all the way here and they really deserve this," he said.
"I am more happy that we won for them because they are supporting us week in, week out. They really deserve to go back home with a winning feeling and hope we can give them more times like this."
Speaking about his goal, which saw Teemu Pukki square the ball across the six yard box for him to sidefoot home, Milot says it may have looked an easy finish but on the back of five games where Norwich have failed to score the pressure was there for him not to miss.
"It looks easy, but in this moments that we are in, and because we haven't scored in a long time, it can be difficult," he said. "But it was great run from Teemu (Pukki) and a good ball to him. He did well and he waited for me and it was nice to score my first goal and to get the win."
"The way we scored was good was good as well," he added. "We played out from the back and made three or four contacts and scored. I just want and hope that this will be the turning point for us and we continue in this way."
Attentions now turn to West Ham United on Wednesday in the Premier League and, having come back from a six-week injury lay-off Milot is keen to get more minutes under his belt.
"Today was my first 45 minutes after almost six weeks," he said. "I only trained two times before this game so I hope I can build up from now on and get more time on the pitch and more play and to have good games like today.
"We don't have so much time to celebrate (the win). We have to start the recovery from tomorrow and be as ready as we can be for the game. We know it will not be an easy game and we will try to be prepared 100 per cent because every game for us now is like a final and we will give everything to win."