Manchester United manager David Moyes has refused to get carried away with his side's start, despite their 4-1 Premier League win over Swansea City on the opening day of the season.

Robin van Persie and Danny Welbeck scored two each in the game and Moyes said that although he was happy with the start, there was no room for celebration yet.

"It is [a dream start] because you always want to win your games and as manager of Manchester United your job is to win games," he told Sky Sports News.

"Swansea had a lot of the ball and they passed it very well and are very well managed under Michael Laudrup, but we limited to them to few opportunities.

"They were quality goals. We could have played better at times but I am more than happy with winning 4-1. It is one game in the season and it is just the start for me. There is a long way to go but there's no big celebration."

Wilfried Bony scored Swansea's goal with the score at 3-0.