Bournemouth manager Marco Rose speaking to TNT Sports: "It's about winning games. To be honest, it was a good team performance.
"We changed eight players, we needed to be ready for this game because they are good opposition. We missed a penalty, struggled in some moments, they scored a nice goal but then to come back away here is a good sign to everyone in the team."
On half-time changes: "Just to be clinical, be good in counter pressing. We said we have to stay composed, increase the speed of the game and I think we did it really well."
On Evanilson's goal and his quick feet: "Have to ask him maybe, it's.a joy to watch him moving and playing. He is such an important player for us. When you know you have this quality on the bench, it makes you composed as a coach. We struggled a little bit in the beginning but in the end it was a good team performance from everyone."
On Bournemouth winning seven games in a row for the first time since 2014: "It's a big achievement and we have to continue, we need to stay alert, sharp. It's up to us to use this momentum. Everyone tries to beat us, if we get in a comfort zone just a little bit we get in trouble."
Bournemouth midfielder Tyler Adams talking to TNT Sports about what it feels like to win a seventh game in a row: "Like hard work, this team [Sparta Prague] is very organised and has a lot of quality. I don't want to say we weren't ready for the game but they brought a lot of energy.
"When you are playing every three days, it was nice to give guys an opportunity and show the depth of our squad.
"To bring guys on later and bring that energy, showed what we are capable of.
"Obviously good [to score] but the win is the most important thing, I am just glad to have an impact."
On Evanilson's form: "He's on fire right now, you see him work on it in training, he does extra work on his finishing every day after training so for him to do it in a game is no surprise.
"He has so much quality, so whenever he gets in and around the box we are confident that is going to find the back of the net."
On seven-game winning run: "Can't get too comfortable. You have to be able to hold that winning standard, that winning mentality becomes contagious especially when you are playing every three days.
"It doesn't feel that long ago since we lost 5-1 to Chelsea and that stings a little bit, we don't want to feel that ever again. I think we turned a page and we have been a more mature team ever since that; the way that we defend, the way that we take pride in the mentality of making sure we don't give the opposition any opportunity to breathe.
"Everyone is working hard every day in training, guys that aren't playing are working hard, the guys that are playing are working hard so there's a lot of competition but that breathes success. I'm happy with the team's performance."
Hear more from Rose above or on BBC Sounds plus listen to reaction from Ryan Christie
Did you know?
Bournemouth have won seven consecutive matches in all competitions for the first time since November 2014.
Evanilson has scored six goals in his last seven games in all competitions for Bournemouth, netting in three consecutive away matches for the Cherries for the first time.
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