Paul Dummett insists Newcastle United players are grateful for the support of their travelling fans following the 2-0 defeat at Arsenal.
Some supporters did not return home until the early hours of Tuesday morning after the game was scheduled for a Monday night by Sky Sports.
United are now looking to put the defeat firmly behind them and face a crunch encounter back at St James' Park against Crystal Palace on Saturday afternoon.
Speaking about the fans, Dummett said: "The support has been amazing all season, home and away.
"They travel away brilliantly.
"We always take our biggest allocation and I can't thank them for their support enough.
"It was a pity we couldn't get the three points for them travelling all that way on a Monday night.
"Hopefully we can get the next win in the Premier League as soon as possible to make us safe."
Newcastle are bidding to make it six wins in a row on home soil as they find themselves in their best form since the Sir Bobby Robson era.
Dummett, who came on at half-time against Everton as captain to inspire United to victory, told NUFC TV: "We have been in good form with the wins we've had.
"We know it will be a difficult game (against Palace) as they have some good players but we'll be ready.
"We had a rest but we will work hard in training.
"Hopefully we can get that sixth win and make ourselves safe in the Premier League .
"Then we will try to get other results and try to push on and finish strongly like we did last season."
