Everton captain Seamus Coleman insists that his team-mates can't afford to get carried away after beating league leaders Arsenal 1-0 at Goodison Park.
But the veteran full-back conceded that the Blues must also enjoy the moment, because it has been so long since they got to saviour a victory.
The Irishman was part of Sean Dyche's starting XI for his first game in charge of Everton, helping to achieve a widely unexpected home win that ended the long wait for a three points in the Premier League. And Coleman explained afterwards how although he was sorry to see former boss Frank Lampard depart, the new manager had been very clear in his methods of instruction.