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Clement reacts as Norwich win third game in a row
Philippe Clement celebrates in front of the travelling Norwich fans at Pride Park
Philippe Clement delighted in a first clean sheet of the season for the Canaries

Norwich City head coach Philippe Clement enjoyed the goals but was just as happy with his side's first clean sheet of the season after the Canaries crushed Derby County 4-0 at Pride Park.

He told BBC Radio Norfolk: "I'm really pleased with the clean sheet today because I always want to play attacking football but out of a good structure where we don't give away chances and today they showed a lot of good things around that.

"We know we can score goals so it [defending better] has been a big working point all these weeks and all these months.

"We worked really hard about our offensive players also doing their defensive duties all the time and not 50% of the time and you see they made big steps. Today they can play their offensive football but now we're starting to become more and more of a team."

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