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Everton full-back Seamus Coleman calls on his side to remain focused despite producing their best start to a season in 38 years under new boss Ronald Koeman.

Everton full-back Seamus Coleman has called on his teammates to stay focused despite their positive start under new boss Ronald Koeman.

The Toffees remain unbeaten in the Premier League and have made their best start to a season in 38 years, having won four and drawn one of their opening five games.

"You would rather this start than what we've had the past couple of seasons," said Coleman, according to RTE.

"Winning games breeds confidence and going into the next one we will feel we can win that.

"We're not looking to the end of the season and where we can finish. I know it's a boring answer but we're just looking to the next game and go into the international break with two more wins."

Koeman's Everton currently sit in second spot with 13 points.

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