Manchester United right-back Diogo Dalot believes they can continue to improve under coach Ralf Rangnick.
The German is in interim charge of the Red Devils until the end of the season.
Rangnick oversaw his first game in charge against Crystal Palace at home on Sunday in the Premier League.
United played an aggressive style of football, on and off the ball, and eventually got a 1-0 win through a Fred second half goal.
"I think it's down to everyone," Dalot said of the win.
"Not just for the message from the manager but obviously for everyone on the pitch - the fans, the ones that are outside the pitch.
"Everybody was into it and that's what we need to do and keep like that for the rest of the season. But mostly in the next game and build this foundation for the rest of the games.
"It's difficult to change and have an opinion in such a few days, but we're going to have time to know him and he's going to have time to know [us] as well for the next couple of weeks. I'm sure that if everybody's together, everybody's into it, we're going to do a fantastic job. We're going to help him and he's going to help us as well.
"There's no secret that he's a very good manager with very good ideas to play football. Hopefully, we can help them to give us the best that he can give as well and vice versa.
"I think it was a complete performance after what we did today. We get a clean sheet, get the three points, score a late goal, so it was a good afternoon for everyone.
"You need to have clean sheets. You're going to be closer to win games like that (if you do), so it was important to be compact defensively and then we're going to create a lot of chances.
"We needed to score as well. We kept our head clean after a few opportunities that we didn't score and Fred at the end was fantastic for him as well and for the team."
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