Dean Henderson has thanked everbody 'behind the scenes' at Crystal Palace after the Eagles beat Liverpool to win the Community Shield on Sunday.
Oliver Glasner's side fell behind twice at Wembley, with new Liverpool signings Hugo Ekitike and Jeremie Frimpong finding the net.
But Palace were able to force penalties, with Jean-Philippe Mateta and Ismaila Sarr scoring in either half to draw them level.
With nothing to choose between the two sides, the match went to spot-kicks.
Dean Henderson has thanked everbody 'behind the scenes' at Crystal Palace after the Eagles beat Liverpool to win the Community Shield on Sunday
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And it was Palace who won 3-2 in the shootout, with Mohamed Salah, Alexis Mac Allister and Harvey Elliot all missing for Arne Slot's men.
Henderson was the hero, with the England international denying both Mac Allister and Elliot from 12 yards.
Now, speaking after the game, the former Manchester United goalkeeper has hailed their achievement and praised everybody 'behind the scenes' for their role in his own heroics.
"These emotions are fantastic. The manager said we'd get chances in the second half and we deserved to win that in the end," he said.
"The homework we did for the penalties was great, thank you to everyone behind the scenes.
"It's incredible to beat Liverpool. Coming here they were the favourites, they have unbelievable players and are a good team.
"But we've won two trophies in three months for this club and it's a remarkable moment in our history."
Palace have been soaring under Glasner ever since the appointment of the Austrian in February 2024.
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Dean Henderson saved two penalties as Crystal Palace beat Liverpool in the Community Shield
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And Henderson's own form has gone from strength to strength, with fans of the club insisting he should be England's No 1.
Meanwhile, Mateta also reacted to the result.
The striker expressed his delight at winning another trophy and admitted everybody associated with the Eagles was aiming for more silverware this term.
"It's been fantastic. We worked very hard," he said.
"I was confident. I wanted to win this trophy. I wanted to score and I am happy. We hope to be back at Wembley at the end of the season!"
Both Palace and Liverpool will now turn their attentions towards the start of the new Premier League season.
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Jean-Philippe Mateta wants Crystal Palace to return to Wembley later in the season following their win over Liverpool in the Community Shield
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The Reds will kick off the campaign against Bournemouth on Friday night as they look to bounce back from today's defeat in the capital.
As for Palace, the FA Cup and Community Shield holders face a tough test against Club World Cup and UEFA Conference League champions Chelsea, with that match due to take place at Stamford Bridge on Sunday (2pm).