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Blackburn Rovers achieved a second consecutive away league victory, their first such streak since last season's November, with a 1-0 win over Watford at Vicarage Road.
Manager Valerien Ismael praised the team's organization after a fortnight reflecting on a home loss to Norwich and scrutinized transfers.
Despite vast summer turnover, eight starters were holdovers, including academy graduates Hayden Carter and Scott Wharton in central defense.
Wharton, returning from a horrendous knee injury that sidelined him last season, was colossal in aerial duels and positioning.
Carter, 25, overcame injuries for his first league outing this season.
Their partnership complemented each other, bolstering a defense conceding one goal in three away games, earning six points from nine.
The winning goal showcased Japanese internationals Yuki Ohashi assisting Ryoya Morishita on debut, who finished coolly after earlier hitting the bar.
Morishita, Ismael's top target from Legia Warsaw with 12 goals and assists last season, impressed with skill and involvement.
Substitutes Andri Gudjohnsen and Taylor Gardner-Hickman debuted impactfully; Gudjohnsen linked well and nearly won a penalty, while Gardner-Hickman stabilized after Sondre Tronstad's injury, shifting to a back three with Lewis Miller.
Ismael noted bigger tests ahead, like facing Ipswich and ex-player Sam Szmodics, but this boosts confidence.
Rovers' relentless approach and steel, despite not peaking, reflect progress under Ismael.