Anthony Knockaert said it felt like a dream when he scored the goal that snatched a play-off spot for Leicester City at the City Ground.
The Frenchman said he loved playing for the club and couldn't contain his delight at being City's match-winner.
Knockaert was in great form, setting up Andy King for City's second before collecting Chris Wood's pass to score the winner in added time.
The youngster says he now has a new dream – of City winning the play-offs and playing in the Premier League.
"It was a dream when I scored because I love Leicester," he said.
"It was fantastic and I can't explain how I felt, but now we need to concentrate on the play-offs.
"It was wonderful and I'm very happy for the fans, the club and everyone.
"It was a great performance. We wanted the play-offs and we got them.
"We didn't start very well. We believed after that and came back into it in the first half.
"Then we scored again. Then we had the twist.
"It wasn't easy because they scored just after half-time. But it's fantastic for us.
"The manager wanted us to give all we could and when I scored at the end of the game I was very happy. I would like to say thank you to Woody (Chris Wood) as he gave me a great ball.
"Now, the most important thing is the first game of the play-offs on Thursday and we now need to get some sleep and have some good food and be ready for the big game.
"It was a great atmosphere – the best of my career. I'm very happy because I wanted that. It is the play-offs so we need to win the first game, that's important.
"Watford are a good team but play-offs are not the same game. They are different. We can put in a good performance.
"The manager is a good guy who has helped. Every time, if somebody is no good, he is always a good manager for us to get to the Premier League.
"I'm very happy for us because it was important to be in the play-offs this season. We gave our all and it was not easy. But now we need to keep working."
