Fikayo Tomori

Congratulations.

Yeah, for sure.

I mean, 4-0 looks a lot better than 4-2 and obviously as a defender, our job is to keep clean sheets and I think that for the most part of the game we're looking at doing that and then to see two late on and they get an extra bit of gusto when we should have probably been comfortable from seeing that at the game.

But yeah, positive result and a three-point sheet at the end of the day.

Yeah, and especially as we were controlling the game.

To be fair to him, it was a good strike, but we wanted to see the game out, score more goals if we could, but see the game out with a clean sheet and go home happy.

But still three points.

Yeah, I think we dealt with it well.

I mean, you know, coming off the back of Wednesday, you know, we're saying we're on five games unbeaten, winning streak and then playing against Ajax in the Champions League.

And it was more of a, you know, a thinking game and, you know, a lot.

And obviously the Champions League is a difficult competition.

And then to come, you know, away to a place like this, you know, makes it a little bit more difficult.

And, you know, sometimes, you know, you can slip up.

But, you know, we just want to stay focused and, you know, we know the threats that they posed and I think we dealt with them well.

On the plus side, just how exciting is it to have a player like Christian come in and make an impact like that?

Yeah, yeah.

I mean, we know Christian, what he can do, and I think he's had to bide his time.

And when he's come on in recent games, he's done really well.

And obviously the manager rewarded him with a start today.

And then obviously to score a hat-trick, there's nothing better.