Aston Villa boss Unai Emery was pleased with their 1-1 draw at Liverpool.
A 90th minute Roberto Firmino goal wiped out Jacob Ramsey's effort for Villa.
With Europe alive, Emery said: I'm very proud of our work given the challenge we had.
Two months ago we were speaking about if we could get to the last match against Brighton at home playing for something important. Now it's in our hands.
Today this draw is amazing. In the first half we played in our game plan, being strong not only defensively, offensively we were trying to build up and breaking their high press.
We had a penalty, we scored one goal and progressively we were making more metres on the pitch. In the second half we needed to defend more than the first half but we were brilliant.
They scored but I think it's a very good point because it's given us a possibility, in the last match with our supporters at home, enjoying and being very excited this week, for one European place."
He added, We have to remember our supporters as well because they are travelling away to every match that we are playing.
The players are taking the demands I am trying to impose for everybody for me, for the players, for the club.
To play for a European place this week is a really important step ahead we are doing. Still, we have one week and we are going to enjoy it but practice as well as possible and be very focused."