Norwich City head coach Philippe Clement was pleased with the result against Derby County but admitted he thought his side could have scored more on the night.
"I feel that we should have scored more goals today, even though we missed a penalty we still had several really, really big opportunities, so we need to score more.
"As long as the distance is not two two goals or more, the other team stays in the game.
"Vlad also made a few good saves, so three important points that we deserve but we had to dig in in some moments.
"That is normal against the team who's been fighting for the play-offs all season, like Derby, but I think it was clear that we were the better team today.
"When we see the amount of injuries that we still have for the moment and how everybody in the team is reacting, how everybody's fighting, working hard, and showing quality, it's great.
"It's a hard team to play against and with all the long balls, the second balls, the fight and shots from outside the box, especially in the second half.
"I think in the first half we had more control on that. It's our last game at home on Saturday, so it's crazy how fast things go.
"I don't feel it's the end of the season, to be honest, but we want to give something really good to our friends."
Mohammed Touré netted his fourth goal in two games after initially missing from the spot in the first half.
"He's still a young lad and they need to learn when something goes wrong, or they miss something, it's about the next action.
"We've discussed this a lot with the team, those reactions and you see that everybody has confidence after that they made a mistake and that's been a really big point, the last couple of months, to come back out of difficult situations and to get results.
"Those are really good lessons for all our young lads."
Liam Gibbs netted the eventual winner in the second half, scoring only his second goal as a Canary.
"I'm very pleased for him, also with the quality of the goal because we work a lot on that kind of goal.
"He's been playing a good game as left full-back a few days ago, today as a left winger, because the injury of Oscar and not too much availability in those positions anymore.
"He's doing the job and he's doing the good things for the team and he gets his reward, and so I'm really pleased for him."
There were three noticeable absences from the squad on the night in Oscar Schwartau, Ali Ahmed and Ruairi McConville.
"Normally, Ruairi would have started the game, but became sick just before kick-off, so it's only illness we will see in the next couple of days.
"And Ali and Oscar, they got an injury in the last game in Bristol. So we need to see now in the short term if they will still be available for this season or not."