Ronald Koeman's Saints go marching on as Wanyama wondergoal seals victory at Hull Tom Huddlestone echoed Bruce's sentiments when the midfielder described Ronald Koeman's team as the most impressive Hull had faced so far, which is some compliment given that, while they have yet to take on Chelsea, the Tigers have come up against Manchester City, Arsenal and Liverpool in the past five weeks. "Tactically they are the best team we have played against this season," Huddlestone said. They are very well organised. Every player in the team knows his role. The attacking flair of Graziano Pelle, Dusan Tadic, Steve Davis and Sadio Mane has been the eye-catching feature of Koeman's transition, to the extent that the departed stars of the former manager Mauricio Pochettino's team have barely been missed. Yet it was their defensive discipline that was so impressive on Saturday. After Wanyama had pounced on Jakupovic's badly directed clearance to find the unguarded net from almost 40 yards, a back four superbly marshalled by Jose Fonte, with Wanyama and Morgan Schneiderlin providing extra protection in front of them, restricted Hull to one shot on target. Koeman is realistic about their prospects, smiling at the suggestion that they might challenge for the title. "Maybe to play in Europe," he said. Expectation is high and if you win games, you have good possibilities. If we keep playing like this, we can have a fantastic season. How fantastic may become clearer after their next four matches, which include games against Manchester City and Manchester United at home and Arsenal away.