Norwich City head coach Johannes Hoff Thorup spoke about the craziness of football as his side scored two stoppage time goals to beat Coventry City.
The Canaries scored twice in injury time, with both goals coming from Awankwah Forson, to win 2-1 against Coventry.
"It's crazy sometimes," Hoff Thorup said. "I think we did many good things, but also a game picture where we've tried before, especially at home. The opposition try to waste time and slow the game down and for us, it's to learn how to handle that.
"We sometimes fall into their traps and make silly mistakes in moments where we have to avoid it. So, it was a little bit of the same, but I have to praise the mentality in the group.
"Second time in a row where we score late at home. We keep pushing, there's a fantastic spirit with the boys here where they take on information and they want to try."
The head coach also spoke about the need to remain level-headed and not to be carried away by the result.
"It's of course special, but we shouldn't be too carried away by the result. I think we did many good things and started the game OK.
"We created chances, but probably not big enough chances in the first half but definitely in the second. We adjusted some things and started to believe.
"With the result as it was, we needed to be more offensive. We needed to find more solutions, we created the chances to score two goals today. It wasn't the plan that they would arrive so late."