Stoke City defender Ben Wilmot is confident the Potters can bounce straight back from suffering their first defeat in almost two months.
After starting the season with three straight Championship losses, Mark Robins' men had responded superbly with a run of 16 points out of a possible 18.
Middlesbrough's injury-time winner at the Bet365 Stadium on Tuesday brought that to a cruel end - but Stoke now face the Championship's current bottom two in their next three matches.
And Wilmot says they will be motivated by the way they performed against Boro.
"The positive is that we put in a good performance and shouldn't have lost," he told BBC Radio Stoke. "And I'm sure we'll soon get back to winning ways.
"We're young and we're learning but we're still full of confidence. We were good value for at least a point.
"We took our time to get into the game. They dominated the ball in the first half without creating loads, which we were fine with, but we knew we needed to get more of the ball, which we did second half.
"It was then the little moments that cost us in the second half and that's disappointing."
Saturday's trip to Potters old boy John Eustace's Derby is their next test, followed by home games on successive Saturdays - Bristol City, then the visit of bottom club Preston North End.