Newcastle United's Allan Saint-Maximin insists it is about the team - not him - after scoring one of the goals of the season at Wolves.
It looked like the game was slipping away from Newcastle before a half-clearance from Hwang Hee-Chan fell for Saint-Maximin who volleyed home a goal that saw a mini pitch invasion from the Toon bench.
Speaking after the game, he told Sky Sports: "We work hard in training, I try to put more things in my game and I practice a lot with the trainer to help me hit that volley.
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"I am really happy to score that goal because it was important for us to draw or try to win the game."
When asked about his own personal contributions, Saint-Maximin said: "I don't think about myself, I just think about my team - I am really happy to draw the game.
"I have a lot of people around me to kick me and put me out of the game, so I am very happy to score. I am really proud to be part of that team."
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