Norwich City left-back Sam McCallum reflects on the 2-1 win at home to Plymouth Argyle in the Sky Bet Championship.
The Canaries came from a goal down to claim all three points at Carrow Road, with two second half goals settling the game.
"It wasn't a great start obviously, we went 1-0 down. The boys dug in towards the end of the game," McCallum said.
"Going 1-0 down is always hard, but I feel like over the last couple weeks, with the momentum we've had, we've been a lot better. We've got it in us to come back from it.
"With (Ashley) Barnes and (Josh) Sargent up front, we know we've got a goal in us. Whether that comes from Gabby (Sara), or comes from individual skill."
With Dimi Giannoulis out injured, McCallum has enjoyed an extended run of games in the team.
And he had a vital part to play in the winning goal, his flick on headed into his own goal by Plymouth's Ashley Phillips.
"I feel like I'm finding my feet, I've not played that consistently this season. With the run of games that I've got now, hopefully I can kick on and keep performing for the team," he added.
"I felt the flick, and I've watched it \[the second goal\] back and it's going off-target. I think Phillips turns it in, so a little bit frustrating but I'll take the assist!
"A massive turnaround and I think with the momentum we've got, after the Stoke performance and I think after today, we're confident for Monday."