After scoring Coventry City's fourth and final goal in their excellent win at Millwall, Kaine Kesler-Hayden says the unbeaten Sky Blues can get even better.
Double-backflipping defender Kaine Kesler-Hayden says he was thrilled to score in Coventry City's "incredible" win at Millwall on Wednesday.
The unbeaten Sky Blues hammered the Lions 4-0 with substitute Kesler-Hayden netting the fourth goal three minutes from time and celebrating with his trademark gymnastics move in front of the 2,800 travelling fans.
"Yeah it was crazy," he told BBC CWR. "I really enjoyed coming on and getting the minutes I'm getting.
"It's incredible, 4-0 away from home is a massive result.
"It's a tough place to come and I'm glad we can carry on with this unbeaten run.
"The team's got so many goals in it and people that can affect the game. If we want to get to where we want to everyone has to play their part."
The win - Coventry's fourth out of eight games in the Championship - keeps Frank Lampard's side on the heels of leaders Middlesbrough in second place.
Kesler-Hayden, who joined the Sky Blues from West Midlands neighbours Aston Villa in the summer, says their good form is being helped by their excellent team spirit.
"From the moment I walked in for pre-season I could feel it straight away - that togetherness - and the lads buzzing to come in every day," he said.
"As the season goes on things will only get stronger and we'll be a better team than we are.
"To build that connection with the fans really pushes us. We're delighted with the way it's going."
Coventry are on the road again at the weekend with a trip to Sheffield Wednesday (12:30 BST)
Kesler-Hayden is already targeting another good result to make it three wins in seven days.
"Recovery's really important but it's a three-game week and there's a going to be a lot of them. If we can go and get a result - what a week it would've been."
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