Aston Villa boss Unai Emery they're far from their peak.
Emery admits he's ignoring the plaudits now coming their way.
I don't have a lot of time to read about the matches we have played," he said. The most important thing is to analyse with the players and coaches and try to focus on the next match, with everything we did well and things we can improve and things we didn't do the way I want.
That is the most focus now trying to get the best analysis to share and to try to deliver our best against Arsenal, improving things we did on Wednesday, even playing like we played.
It is my challenge every day, to be better today than yesterday and better tomorrow than today. I am not going to stop."
He added, "I am trying to always be in a good balance, when people are speaking about me with a lot of praise.
"When I am receiving criticism too, I try to keep that balance. When we are winning and playing well, of course it is amazing and we have to enjoy it but always knowing there is another challenge coming.
"I want to win tomorrow as well and play at the high level we did on Wednesday. But the challenge gets more difficult progressively as we try to keep our mentality, our improvement, our challenges."
