John Eustace and goalkeeper Jacob Widell Zetterström gave their thoughts after Derby County secured their first home win of the season with an ‘excellent second half performance' at Pride Park Stadium.

A 1-0 win over Norwich City sees the Rams pick up three points and means Derby’s record to just one defeat in their last five matches.

With a win under their belt, after three draws prior to last weekend’s loss to Oxford United, Derby will be looking to build on this foundation as they look ahead to playing Queens Park Rangers on home turf on Saturday afternoon.

After a goalless first half against Norwich, Derby made changes at the break and grew into the game, posing a significant threat in the second half.

And David Ozoh was the one to take advantage of the Rams’ threat, netting a superb curling strike in the 55th minute.

Head Coach Eustace spoke to RamsTV and admitted tactical changes at half-time allowed his side to pose a real threat.

On getting the win against Norwich…

I'm very proud of the effort of the lads. The first half was difficult. We said we'd have to suffer at times tonight against a really good...