Norwich City head coach David Wagner said his side have done a very good job, as they were 3-1 winners over Bristol Rovers to progress in the FA Cup.
"I think the players have done a very good job," Wagner said.
"I think we needed 15 or 20 minutes to find ourselves in the game. After we conceded from a set-piece, we grew into the game.
"We played some good football, even in the first half. Without a proper end product in the final third, which we addressed. In the second half, the players continued to play on this difficult pitch and created good opportunities and scored wonderful goals.
"It was a very good performance. I think, with the difficult circumstances, we arrived quite late as there was a lot of traffic. It was good, I have seen some very good individual performances, and with Lungi (Jacob Sørensen) back. That feels like a new player."
The Canaries came from a goal down to win 3-1 at the Memorial Stadium, and Wagner said he was pleased with the character shown.
"After the first half, and we were 1-0 down, I think we started to play good football. We needed to stick to our ideas and principles. We've said in recent games we needed to be better with ball possession, and today we were.
"It's easy to say that I like to go to Anfield, but it's not as easy to deliver here on the pitch. But the players have done this. This has shown great character, even when they made it more difficult when we were 1-0 down."
The reward for tonight's win is a trip to face Liverpool at Anfield, and the head coach is looking forward to the challenge.
"It's exactly the reward which we've known about before the game, and we all wanted that. A few of the guys have never been there on the pitch.
"If you have the chance \[to play there\], you really have to try and grab it. This is what the players have shown today."