Norwich City head coach David Wagner described the 4-2 win over Watford in the Sky Bet Championship as 'top class'.
Ashley Barnes, Josh Sargent, Gabriel Sara and Christian Fassnacht were on the scoresheet for the Canaries.
"I think for the neutral it was a top class game," Wagner said.
"For me, as a manager, it was a super good result. A deserved result, to be fair. Especially in the first half, we played some wonderful football.
"Defensively, we were very aggressive. Offensively, we created moments and scored goals. Then with more or less their first chance, they \[Watford\] scored. They've shown they have top quality, and this affected us a little bit.
"Second half, we didn't start well. Conceded another, which was a super strike. That shows the kind of quality we face, but how the players reacted to get the win is just top class. A very good match, the players have put on a very good shift, and big credit for what they have done.
"Again, at home. Like with Southampton, West Brom, Coventry, and now Watford. The performances, now they've got the reward with the results, it's just outstanding."
The head coach also confirmed that knocks to Sargent and Onel Hernández were the reasoning behind his changes in the second half.
"Josh and Onel said at half-time that they were struggling. We tried it, but obviously we have to assess Josh's ankle and Onel's hamstring and how they look for Saturday.
"The other players look like they've come through the game healthy, then we will see how everything looks for the weekend."
Victory tonight sees Norwich move into the top six of the Championship ahead of Wednesday's fixtures, and Wagner is keen to keep the positive momentum going.
"We're looking forward to Saturday, another home game. The players are desperate to play. The table and the points are good, very good.
"We have to consider that, performance-wise, I think that the players are consistent in how they defend and how energetic they are."