United are currently kicking their heels in frustration as the international break has left them without a game to capitalise on the high gained from the late win against Boro.
Matteo is certan that when the season resumes against Leicester next Monday, United will be bright and still on that high.
"We want to march on from that win now, we want the games to come thick and fast so we can benefit from this confidence in the team," Dominic told Radio Aire.
"What we've got is a great spirit here. We kept going against Middlesbrough, especially when we were 2-1 down and we might have just said 'here we go again', but we kept going for it and the substitution (introducing Aaron Lennon for Ian Harte) gave us that little bit more going forward.
"It was great to see the fans celebrating at the end because we have had a few ups and downs recently, and we deserved that bit of luck at the end because we've not had too much in the past few years.
"We needed to get a win as soon as we could and we're now all looking to the Leicester game.
It will be a hard game at Leicester but we will have had two weeks to get everyone fit and we're all looking forward to that game."
"Jermaine's come in and like most of the lads that have come in he's a great lad. Our place is a good place to come to because we've made him and everybody else very welcome.
"It's been difficult for him at Arsenal because he hasn't been playing. He's settled very fast now and he's done really well for us, so long may it continue."