David Wagner was happy with Huddersfield Town's performance in the 2-2 home draw with Hull City - despite his side conceding an injury-time equaliser.
Town looked on course for victory when Harry Maguire headed an own goal in the 90th minute, but substitute Adama Diomande conjured a response.
Town had gone ahead through Jamie Paterson after 40 minutes only for Abel Hernandez to level after 76 at the John Smith's Stadium.
Wagner said: "It was a good game from both sides, an offensive game with a lot of chances. At the end I am happy with our performance. We were back.
"We showed a reaction (to the 3-0 defeat at Middlesbrough on Tuesday) and that is what we wanted.
"Of course to concede an equaliser in additional time is disappointing but I can accept this result because of our reaction and performance..
"We tried to learn from our defeat at Middlesbrough and changed a few things. We tried to develop a Plan B for playing against a top team
and most of the time it worked."
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Wagner praised the home debut of Rajiv van La Parra, the Dutch winger who has joined on loan from Wolves ahead of a permanent transfer.
He said: "It was a very good performance, we have to build up his fitness and make sure he has the power needed.
"He is a very interesting players especially for our style. I think people can see better why we did this transfer."
