Bobby Reed urged his Leicester City teammates to build on Saturday's 2-1 victory over Norwich City. Despite Norwich City taking an early second-half lead through Matias Cuestagarden, putting Leicester City in danger of a five-game winless streak, Leicester City ultimately pulled off a comeback.  

However, substitute Bobby Reed played a crucial role. He first scored the equalizer and then contributed to Jordan James' winning goal in the 92nd minute.  

Bobby Reed said: "This victory is very meaningful. In the last game, we conceded a goal in the last moment, and it felt like we had lost the game, but the team rallied in time. After being down 1-0, the players showed great fighting spirit, successfully turned the tide, and ultimately won the game."  

“This is an important step for us because we have won three points. We must keep working hard and persevere. It feels great to win in stoppage time. Last week we conceded a goal in the final moments, so it is gratifying to win this game late in the game. We should have won earlier, but as long as we keep working hard and making the right choices, we will eventually achieve the desired result.”  

Bobby Reed came on as a substitute in the 73rd minute and scored a crucial goal in the 75th minute. He stated that he hopes to continue proving his worth, whether starting or coming off the bench. Bobby Reed added, "Everyone in the team is important; there are only 11 players on the field. When the opportunity comes, you have to be ready, seize it, and make the coach remember you."  

“We were down 0-1 at one point in the game, and I came on hoping to contribute and try to change the situation. Fortunately, I scored a goal, and the team eventually won the game. Today is a day to celebrate.”