Freddie Ljungberg

No, Nicolas is an amazing football player, but it's not easy to come from France or the French League to change totally how we play football and the pace of it.

Getting into here, he was really, really tired, which I like to see in the end as well.

He worked his socks off, an amazing goal, and he will just get better and better.

I don't think any of us can really imagine, in my opinion.

You can see it when they come out.

They've been a bit low, they've been a bit this.

But for me, if you were in the dressing room, you could see what a relief it was and how happy they were.

But we still have a lot of things to work on.

We can see that.

We are not perfect in any shape or form.

So we enjoy tonight and then we start working again tomorrow.

What still is to work on?

What more can these players produce?

No, but if you saw, we had similar...

way of playing in the first and the second half if you look at it but a lot slower and that's in my opinion belief hit that ball with pace and believe in yourself that you can do it and that's something we have to work on and then of course we still have a lot of small things that we can fix.

Yeah, no, of course, it's a great, great feeling.

If it's a lot better to win than lose, I can tell you that.

Is it the start of something, do you think, for this team, now they've got over the hump in that first win?

No, like I said, we shouldn't be carried away.

We played really well here in the end and we're very happy, but we need to work again.