Luton Town boss Rob Edwards was left proud of his players after victory at Everton.
It marked Luton's first ever win in the Premier League.
Edwards said: "I'm very proud of everyone and delighted for the football club. It's off our backs now.
"It was a little while coming but we believed it was coming and we were improving in every game. It was a difficult game for us but let's not get carried away.
"It's nice to score from set-pieces because we worked hard from them and I thought we were a threat. I had a conversation with the players and I was really pleased because we had to make some changes at the back.
"The commitment from the players has never been in question. I saw another level of performance again and I want to keep that going.
"We showed a lot of that last season to get to where we are. Every single game it's non-negotiable. But I'm seeing a team that's learning and evolving all the time. I like the journey we're on at the moment and we're progressing.
"A real threat. I was delighted for Alfie Doughty, it's nice. He needs to keep his feet on the floor and working hard."