Norwich City winger Bali Mumba says he was delighted to silence the Ipswich Town fans with his last-gasp equaliser for Plymouth Argyle at Portman Road.

Wes Burns' powerful strike had the Blues on course for a big win against the League One leaders in front of a noisy crowd of 29,069.

But Mumba, on loan from the Canaries, sent a curling shot into the top corner three minutes into stoppage-time to maintain the Devon club's seven-point lead over Town in the table.

"It was great after the stick I was getting!" said the 21-year-old, who also scored against Town when Plymouth came from behind to win 2-1 in the reverse fixture at Home Park.

"The best way to silence them was to get the goal!

"I dropped in the pocket. Jordan (Houghton) went wide, I drifted in, it was a great pass by Finn (Azaz) and as soon as I took that touch my eyes lit up. There was only one thing on my mind and that was to shoot. Thankfully it went in.

"It's a moment I will always remember and cherish. The Plymouth fans travelled in such numbers and gave us great support, so send them home with smiles on their faces makes me happy.

"The atmosphere was incredible. It was a huge game and it's a huge point. Hopefully it means a lot come the end of the season."

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Plymouth flew up to Norfolk and trained at Norwich City's training ground as part of their preparations for this game.

"It was nice to be there again and see some familiar faces," said Mumba.

"I think the new manager (David Wagner) came and watched a little bit of training and spoke to our gaffer (Steven Schumacher). 

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"It was nice for him to introduce himself to me and for me to introduce myself to him."

Asked if there was potential for his loan deal to be cut short this month, Mumba said: "I'm only focussed on where I'm at. My focus is to give everything I've got for Argyle. Until a decison is made my main focus is on finishing the season off here."