England: I love a knee slide!
Crystal Palace Women's striker Bethany England talked through her celebration and more, as her late goal saw Palace beat Charlton 3-2 in the WSL.
You can watch her full interview on Palace TV, just click above!
England was in the right spot at the right time on Sunday, as she volleyed Aimee Everett's knockdown under the 'keeper and into the back of the net on 90 minutes.
She wheeled away in celebration, mobbed by fans and players alike - she had bagged a late winner in the South London derby.
England spoke to Palace TV at full-time, and gave her thoughts on a topsy-turvy 90 minutes.
She said: "I actually don't know where to start. I thought both teams were trying to suss each other out in the first-half.
"I thought Charlton came out stronger in the first-half, but we were resilient, we were strong, we were defending. We had to take a lot of crosses and corners in the first half but we defended them well.
"Second-half, I think it just became scatty, to be honest. I don't think either team were playing particularly nice football and it became a game of who had the fight more."
The Lioness spoke on a really competitive afternoon in South London.
"Obviously, we went 1-0 up, tried to settle the game and then conceded two goals in quick concession.
"I thought the backline, especially Molly [Bartrip] and Aimee [Everett], were phenomenal today, making so many big blocks.
"I thought Fuka was amazing, the set pieces she was putting in. She should have probably done more with them. Everyone coming in, like Molly-Mae Sharpe coming in at right back, I thought she did really well.
"I'm just proud of everyone, they all played their part. Subs as well, there was so much encouragement from the side. It's a case of when you come on the pitch, just try and make the biggest impact you can.
"Luckily, we were able to do that and we got the points that we needed," she said.
She talked through her match-winning goal and celebration in the 90th minute.
England said: "I love a knee slide, I absolutely love a knee slide. My knee won't be happy for it in the morning! Obviously, as a striker, you've got to be in the right place and we knew that momentum was swinging our way.
"We had many crosses coming in, it was just a case of if it's going to land then you've just got to be there to react. I think I was more relieved that I didn't even look for the offside but I was praying I wasn't.
"It's just a case of give it to the fans - they show up week in, week out and the noise they make, it was kind of fitting and nice for me to be able to share that moment with them."
Looking ahead to Spurs on Wednesday and Manchester United on Sunday, England was clear that the team needed to build from this position.
She said: "I'm not going to sit and pretend like it was pretty football today because it wasn't so we've still got plenty more to do but it'll definitely put some more confidence and belief back in the group and feel like we can actually have a little bit of a breather but we've got to keep pushing forward.
"Now, we've got another busy game week ahead. We've got Spurs in the Players Cup and then we've got Manchester United away.
"Two very tough games. Obviously, they've got their different challenges but we attack each game and we just want to keep building whether that's in the cup or in the league.
"Still playing some nice football, scoring some good goals and trying to keep as many clean sheets as possible so fingers crossed we can do that."
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