Charlton Athletic boss Guy Luzon was delighted with the way that his side came from behind to beat Cardiff City in their Championship clash.
The Bluebirds took the lead early in the second half on Saturday, but the Addicks responded through Tony Watt and won the game in the dying minutes courtesy of a strike from the penalty spot from Yoni Buyens.
Luzon told the club's official website: "I am delighted. After you're 1-0 down to Cardiff away, to score two goals and win this game is fantastic for us.
"To be honest, I didn't like our performance in the first half. We didn't move the ball, we didn't create chances. We were organised but without aggression. It was not good enough.
"In the second half we switched the tempo and we started to move the ball and create chances. I'm happy that we made it in the second half and we showed a lot of character. We've really got momentum now but for me that's not enough. We need to continue."
Charlton are 12th in the Championship table and have now won their last three games on the spin.
Simon Sinclair
