Sunderland boss Roy Keane is refusing to get carried away with his side's surprise 2-1 win over Tottenham Hotspur.

He insisted: "We won't be dancing in the streets in Sunderland for beating Tottenham away from home, we'll have a cup of tea and sandwich as normal.

"We fancy our chances and we're happy with the progress we're making. Players showed the other side to them.

"The character of the players is there for everyone to see. We have that and you can criticise in other areas but not character.

"When you've won the game you say Berbatov's a talented boy but (Darren) Bent is also a good player."

Cisse headed home seven minutes from time to score the winner on his club debut after signing on loan from Marseille this week.

Keane added: "Someone told me he scored on his debut for Liverpool but I couldn't careless what he did in the past.

"It's a good start. Djibril only trained with us yesterday and he was always going to be on the bench, he gives us good options if things aren't going our way."