Leo Duru was delighted to score his first Carlisle United goal as the Blues continued their impressive run of form with a 2-0 victory over Boston United at Brunton Park.
The wing-back opened his account for the club with a well-timed run to the back post, converting Josh Williams' excellent delivery to help United extend their unbeaten run to nine matches in all competitions.
He said: "I'm really happy, I give all glory to God. I'm grateful that He's given me that opportunity.
"It was a great ball from Josh and I'm just really happy to get the goal.
"It was a really good win. I think we're just carrying on the form that we've been on lately and to get another win in front of the fans was unbelievable."
Duru revealed that his goal came from something the squad had been working on in training, with the coaching staff identifying opportunities to exploit space at the back post.
"The manager's been telling us there's a lot of space at the back post and that you've got to make those runs.
"A lot of the time you won't get the ball, but it's about the timing and consistency.
"I've been making those runs and today I made it at the right time. Josh's delivery was fantastic.
"That's my guy, so I'm buzzing that he got the assist and I got the goal!"
The victory moved United into the National League play-off places, with Duru feeling the recent results are a reward for the work the squad has put in since the beginning of the campaign.
"As you can see from the performances, there's a lot of confidence.
"We've started to buy into how the manager wants us to play even more, and I think this was always coming.
"We asked for patience from the fans. It was a disappointing start when we were losing and drawing games, but most of the performances weren't terrible.
"I think it's been a long time coming. A bit of luck has started going our way and now we can really build on these wins."