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Unai Emery hailed his team's competitive spirit, which he deemed a critical factor in their victory against Everton.

He expressed satisfaction with their clean-sheet performance, noting how the team had been concerned about their recent defensive record.

Emery congratulated Watkins on his historic achievement; the 27-year-old netted the game's opening goal after 63 minutes, becoming the first Villa player to score in five consecutive Premier League matches.

The Spanish gaffer thanked the players who assisted Watkins and singled out substitute Emiliano Buendía for contributing to the second goal.

Looking ahead, Emery stressed the need to replicate their impressive away form at Villa Park, starting with their next home tie against Crystal Palace next weekend.

The Villains suffered back-to-back home losses to Arsenal and Leicester City, conceding four goals in each game, a streak they are determined to end immediately.

The former Villarreal manager is confident that with this level of performance and the tremendous fans' support, his team will be a formidable opponent at home and is excited about what the future holds.