Brentford boss Thomas Frank hailed the home support after their 3-3 draw with Liverpool.
The Bees twice came from behind for the point.
Frank later said: "If we could bottle this up then [there's] no problem with the petrol crisis. We played brave with big determination throughout the game. Second half, when they went 2-1 up, we stayed in the game and then in the end we maybe could have won the game. I felt at times it was a little bit too open but we need to look into that.
"Very, very pleased that we were able to score three goals. A lot of teams haven't created many chances against them. We managed to capitalise today and I'm very pleased with that. We tried to play, to attack. I believe if you play offensive and if you are attacking there's a bigger chance to get a result."
On goalkeeper David Raya's save to deny Diogo Jota, Frank added: "Fantastic save. I said to him earlier he's been really good in the first five games but we need some big saves from you today if we're going to get something from the game. He stepped up today."
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