Leicester City boss Brendan Rodgers was pleased with their attitude for their 4-1 win at Huddersfield.
Youri Tielemans' early long-range curler was added upon by Jamie Vardy after the break, before Aaron Mooy swiftly got one back from the penalty spot for the relegated Terriers.
However, a stunning James Maddison free-kick and a spot-kick from Vardy – his 103rd goal for the Club – sealed a fourth straight win, propelling the Foxes up to seventh in the Premier League.
Rodgers told LCFC: “It's a very good win for us and, in sectors of the game, their performance level was very, very good.
“I saw a different side to the team, in terms of their reaction, after being 2-0 up in the game and then we concede a penalty, which wasn't a penalty.
“I think Çağs [Çağlar Söyüncü] has got a touch on the ball, so that was unfortunate, and then we saw a reaction from the team.
“A real strong mentality so, attacking-wise, very good… can be better in the control element of the game.
“I think when it got to 2-0, we can control the game better, but this is something that will come with more work and time together and more coaching time on the training field.
“I was so pleased for the players because they put so much into the game.
“It was never going to be an easy game, but we scored four goals and, if you can do that in the Premier League, then it's very good."