""It's a sign of the mentality changing," he said. "We are on a run of one loss in five now. It's good to get that winning feeling back. "The players have spoken openly about going through a lot. They've accepted how we're doing things and have accepted the squad game. We have to work with the players and continue the growth. "We can't guarantee a quick equaliser, but we did it against Manchester United and did it again today."
""We went 1-0 down, and it didn't feel like we deserved that," the midfielder added. "I thought we dominated from minute one to minute 90. The boys defended great, and we took our chances. We got the three points and got it done. "We've struggled to settle with the changes. We are the players, and it's down to us. That's all we can do and concentrate on ourselves and kick on.""
Nottingham Forest recorded a 3-1 comeback victory over Leeds United at the City Ground, with Ibrahim Sangare equalising, Morgan Gibbs-White scoring a header and Elliot Anderson converting a late penalty. The win marked Forest's first Premier League victory under Sean Dyche and their first league success since the opening weekend. Dyche praised a changing mentality and noted the team have lost only one of his five matches in charge across all competitions. Gibbs-White acknowledged that managerial changes had disrupted momentum but said the players must focus on themselves as they seek to build consistency. Forest remain in the relegation zone.
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