Huddersfield Town held on for a hard-fought win against West Bromwich Albion on an afternoon of high drama at the John Smith's Stadium.
After beating Manchester United, the 1-0 victory was the club's second successive top-flight home win for the first time since November 1971.
Yet it wasn't without controversy – Christopher Schindler sent off in the 57th minute for a second bookable offence after Rajiv van La Parra's thunderbolt had opened the scoring.
Check out Examiner Football Writer Blake Welton's quick-fire talking points from the game below.
Key Moment
Jonas Lossl’s double save deep into the six minutes of injury time ensured all three points were staying in West Yorkshire.
Moan of the Match
Roger East’s officiating tried to tarnish what was another excellent afternoon on the eve of the second anniversary of David Wagner’s appointment at the club.
Talking Point
Have Huddersfield Town found another side worse than themselves in order to stay up? Crystal Palace, West Bromwich Albion….just need one more.
Man of the Match
Rajiv van La Parra:Arguably had the best 45 minutes of his Huddersfield Town career and fully deserved his goal.
Tweet of the Match
Referee Watch
Roger East (Wiltshire): Erratic decision-making throughout the encounter - Premier League? You’re having a laugh!
Atmosphere
An impeccably observed minute’s silence and another cauldron of noise from first to last whistle proved the Manchester United game was not just a one-off.
Verdict
Despite the best intentions of the referee, Huddersfield Town once again showed the character, grit and determination to succeed in the Premier League.