David Wagner sung his team's praises for Saturday's performance away to Stoke City, saying the team never doubted a result.
"It was a totally controlled game, a solid performance offensively and defensively. We deserved this win, the players have done fantastic.
"The shift that was put in defensively was super focused, and offensively we scored some wonderful goals and had some chances for more, so it was a very good afternoon.
"I am absolutely delighted for what the players have done today, it was a very good performance, the second clean sheet on the road, so it's fantastic to go into the international break with this result.
"Then hopefully everybody comes back healthy from the break."
Norwich City's next match will be a return home to face Plymouth Argyle on Friday, March 29, following an international break.
"One or two will play on Monday for the Under-21s because we have to make sure everyone is match ready and then we attack the last eight games and then hopefully we have some further ones after the regular season.
"All three goals were important, I never had the feeling that they were on top of us during the game, maybe there were some spells where it was a little bit even but I think it was a deserved result."
When asked about any injury concerns from the game, Wagner said: "Josh \[Sargent\]'s ankle is sore, he got another knock and a little bit of a twist; he has an ice pack on it, so we have to for sure assess this.
"Lungi (Jacob Sørensen)obviously didn't feel great the whole day but he was able to play the 70 minutes but this was more because of sickness and he will be fine for sure as well."