Everton boss Sean Dyche insists they're capable of getting a result at Chelsea today.
Dyche feels the upturn in displays away from Goodison has been down to a shift in mentality across the group.
We were a strong outfit against Nottingham Forest, and arguably should have seen the game through," said Dyche, who has also led Everton to three victories from four matches at Goodison Park.
"Now it's about consistency of mentality: on the training pitch, home games into away games. We have got to have a really high level of consistency. A base to work from and a mentality.
"We need to go away from home and take it on. There are certain tactical things we might change for any given game. But, generally speaking, the mentality is a massive thing to take on an away performance. With the right kind of body language, intent and that desire to go and perform. To win a game.
"I have been speaking to the players a lot about that. There are some tactical tweaks sometimes, certain grounds you might not have the ball as much. But you have to find ways of winning and we are trying to find a mentality to win games under different circumstances.
"I thought Forest was as good of an away performance as you can get in the Premier League when you are in the situation we are.
"I think that was a thoroughly good performance. There were some mistakes, we didn't make the same mistakes against Brentford, and we won."