Wolves boss Gary O'Neil was delighted after their 1-0 win at Everton.
Sasa Kalajdzic scored the only goal of the day.
O'Neil said: I'm pleased, really pleased. Of course, you don't want to be stuck on zero for too long and I'm pleased for the lads because within the last 15 days they've taken on a lot of information and trying to learn what we want them to do.
The most important thing when you come to Goodison is have togetherness and resilience and hard work and I thought they were excellent.
There were some improvements in terms of the control we had, but there's still a whole lot more improvement to make in that, but I'm really pleased for the boys and they get a victory, because from their last three performances they didn't deserve to be on zero, so I'm delighted that we're now on three."
On Everton fighting back, he added: It feels like a storm, but it's just balls in the box which can land at their feet, they can land at our feet, and that's what you face when you come here.
I never felt like we were pinned in and going to be stuck in our penalty area for ages, it was more they were going to put balls in the box and we're going to have to get bodies around it and see out these, and that's why it's important to have more control of the ball in these situations.
The more you can have of the ball, the less of that you have to face. I don't know how many corners we faced today, but you can reduce that by having better spells with the ball and having more control, so there's a lot to work on, but I'm delighted that the lads have worked their socks off today and bounce back after a tough home defeat, it was impressive from them."