Niclas Eliasson showed he is a true all-rounder in Bristol City's 2-2 draw with Middlesbrough.
Not only did he provide five chances in the first half alone, but he didn't shy away from the dirty work as he made six tackles in the match at Ashton Gate - more than any other player.
The winger demonstrated once again he is a dead-eye for a pinpoint cross as he picked out Kasey Palmer for his second assist of the season.
That goal made it 1-0 to the home side, who would eventually have to settle for a point thanks to a late Tommy Rowe header after a resurgent second half from Boro. An own goal from Taylor Moore and a fine finish from Britt Assombalonga put paid to the Robins' hopes of extending their three-game winning run.
The 23-year-old Swede spoke to Bristol Live after the match. Here's what he had to say.
Niclas, What's the mood in the dressing room after that one?
"Of course we started the game 1-0 up and they went 2-1 up so we got back to get one point at least.
"Of course disappointing that you want to get the three points at home always but I thought we showed good character to come back and get the point, so it was alright."
Happy to continue the unbeaten run?
"We had three wins in a row and then we got a draw today so I think it's been a good start to the seasons so far and now it's coming into the international break where we can rest up and work hard to get ready for the next one."
You had the most tackles as well as the most chances created today, are you happy to do dirty work as well?
"Yeah I think that's a big part of the game as well, especially in this league where it's tough, so you need to do all the bits to be helping the team as much as possible."
What do you need to do now to nail down starting place?
"I think I just need to keep doing what I've done today, work hard, create chances, get assists and goals and then basically just keep working hard and show the manager what I can do."
You're into the last year of your contract, where do you see your long term future?
"I love it here, it's a great club, a great city as well so I'm really happy.
"I'm not thinking that much about the future, I'm just working hard and I've still got a contract with Bristol City. I'm just working hard to help the team and get three points every game."
