Bournemouth striker Steve Fletcher insists the backing his side recieved from their supporters helped to inspire Saturday's 2-0 win at Chester.
The Cherries went in front after just three minutes when Brett Pitman's inswinging free-kick avoided everyone, including goalkeeper James Spencer, and ended up in the back of the net.
Anton Robinson then secured victory against their relegation rivals when he poked home from close range 11 minutes from time after Spencer had saved Liam Feeney's initial effort.
Fletcher said: "The support was fantastic and it gave the boys a massive lift to see so many up there from Bournemouth.
"It's absolutely amazing that so many people made a 500-mile round trip to come and support us, and it was like an extra man for us.
"We could have had the game dead and buried well before the second goal, and once we got that, we played some great football."
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