Manchester United boss Erik ten Hag says there'll be no Carabao Cup hangover facing West Ham tomorrow night.
United host the FA Cup fifth round at Old Trafford.
Ten Hag said: "Of course, yesterday the players were still enthusiastic and they had to celebrate this momentum.
"But yesterday after we settled down, we got back to work and did what we had to do, which was recovery. The ones who played less [minutes in the final] did a good training session.
"Let's make myself clear: we didn't win it with 11 players, we did win with a squad and I think the squad the whole season is so important.
"Every time players come in - if it's for a whole game, minutes, a couple of games, also during games we can change dynamics - we do it with many more than 11 players, I count on them and know they will be ready.
"Every time they play they take responsibility and it's about that but you also have to fight for your position."
He added, "I know from experience of previous jobs it takes time before you get into a way of playing, before you get into the rules of principles.
"The right results weren't there at the start of the season. I didn't panic because it was part of the process.
"You find out a lot in those weeks - when you lose it's not nice, you hate to lose but you also get some good lessons."