Leicester City boss Dean Smith was delighted after their 2-1 win against Wolves.
Timothy Castagne's winner 15 minutes from time secured the three points for the Foxes and lifts them out of the bottom three.
Wolves had gone in front after 13 minutes through Matheus Cunha. Leicester equalised through a Kelechi Iheanacho penalty won by Jamie Vardy. Then Castagne found the winner.
Smith later said: "It was a hard fought victory. I thought we created the bigger chances in the game. We started well, had a tough period and showed a lot of character in that second half.
"A lot of the goals we have given away, looking back at them, have been individual mistakes. From then up until the penalty their movement was sharper and brighter than ours. We played the ball into the space at last and Vards has done done brilliantly to win the penalty. We created the big chances in the second half."
On Castagne's winner, he added: "It was a really good move, it was a great cut back and our left-back crossing for our right-back in the penalty box. We dropped off too deep but defended our box really well.