Huddersfield boss Lee Clark hailed the stunning matchwinning strike from Anthony Pilkington that proved the difference against Sheffield Wednesday.
The visitors were felled by Pilkington's first-half long-range beauty, one of several the winger has curled in from distance this season.
Clark said: "It was an effort that deserved to win any game. He hit it as sweet as a nut. Nicky Weaver is a top goalkeeper and it needed something special to beat him."
Wednesday's Clinton Morrison, who had a stunning volley of his own ruled out for offside, was lucky not to concede an early penalty for handball early on.
Of which Clark added: "From what the fourth official told me and from what I overheard from the Sky TV camera crew, the referee's view was obscured and that's why he didn't give it.
"I'm not sure whether it was a penalty. I'm actually not that bothered as sometimes these things happen in football. You just have to accept it."
Source: PA