Swansea City defender Angel Rangel wants his side to get "back to business" in the Premier League after their defeat last weekend.
The Swans were brushed aside 3-0 by Everton at the Liberty Stadium in what proved to be their second consecutive league defeat.
The Welsh outfit face a trip to Stoke City on Saturday, and Rangel is adamant that a win at the Britannia Stadium would be the perfect reaction to their last league fixture.
"We will have bad games," said Rangel. "We have suffered two defeats in a row which is not great but we don't have to go crazy and act like we're a relegated team.
"Stoke is a difficult place. They caused us trouble from set pieces [last season] but we can compete.
"If we have the ball, hopefully we can go there and get a result."
The Swans survived a scare in the Capital One Cup on Tuesday night as they twice came from behind to beat League One club Crawley Town 3-2.
