Thomas Frank again praised the mentality of his players after they came from behind to draw 1-1 with Crystal Palace at Selhurst Park.
It's the third time in five Premier League games this season that the Bees have gained points from losing positions; this time courtesy of Yoane Wissa, who netted with just two minutes to play.
And Thomas believes that we could have even come away with all three points, having created two great chances in stoppage-time.
“It was a good game of football, I must say. Both sides must be pleased with many things, at least I am,” he said.
“I think we started off very well, especially coming to Crystal Palace under the floodlights - we know that's a very difficult place to go and I felt like we were on top.
“We created a lot of dangerous situations in the first half, I think we could have been up 1-0. We had a lot of good half chances. There was a good one for Zanka and another one for Ivan, there were some dangerous situations.
“The second half was a little bit more open going both ways, very even.
"And then [Wilfried] Zaha produced a world-class moment - wow. That action is among the best in the world and well done to him. You can always say that we could have done a tiny bit more, but we just know that this is what he does.
“After that, we made some changes, changed the system, went very offensive. And credit to these players.
“I know the fans must love all of them, every single one of them, because of the mentality, determination to keep going, the discipline, the concentration. And then they produced the unbelievably well-built goal.
"After that, we then had two huge chances to win it! We always go for it, we never settle for a point, we always go for the win.
"I think it was a fairly even game throughout. But if you look at the big chances, I think we deserved to win.”