How did you feel as the ball hit the back of net?
“I just hoped it went in. I saw it bounce, I thought it went over and then I just took off. I didn't know what I was doing. I've done a knee slide, battered my knee. The feeling... I just wanted to take it in. The scenes after we scored were unbelievable."
You've made history - have you even had the chance to process that?
“No, not one bit. I still can't process this (looking around the stadium). My family is here and it's a privilege to be with everyone. That's who we all do it for, as well as the fans. We sat down halfway through the season, and everyone told their stories and you got a little glimpse of what everyone's been through and it's not easy. We're football players, we're privileged, we have an unbelievable job, but some guys in this team have been through things that I wouldn't wish on anyone so, so proud of every single player and I love them all.”
It's brought that togetherness...
“100%. There are different characters, everyone from different places but what brings us together is this shirt and the manager has made it clear since we started doing that you have your family, you're related to by blood, but when we put on this shirt, that's our bond. Tonight, any player, any member of staff, any fan would have genuinely run through a brick wall to win. I know I would have. I'm so proud of everyone, it means the world.”