Wolverhampton Wanderers boss Bruno Lage has paid tribute to a "good victory" for his side against Watford in the Premier League on Saturday.
The Molineux outfit travelled to Vicarage Road without any points or goals from their opening three games of the season, but the deadlock was broken in the 74th minute as Francisco Sierralta turned into his own net.
New arrival Hwang Hee-Chan would put the tie to bed in the dying embers of a 2-0 success, and Lage has expressed his delight at getting off the mark in the Premier League.
Speaking to Wolves TV after the game, Lage said: "Good victory. We started very well, creating chances against the goalkeeper. The way we are creating chances, the goals will come and the victories will come.
"I am happy for this one but now preparing because it is not just about this one, we need more points and more victories. We need to continue in the way that we are playing."
Wolves now have a week to recover before they welcome newly-promoted Brentford to the West Midlands next Saturday.
Ben Knapton
