Fulham defender Joachim Andersen is confident in-form Fulham can boost their survival prospects at Crystal Palace on Sunday.
Seven points from a possible nine have boosted the chances of Scott Parker’s side climbing out of the Premier League bottom three.
Fulham could move ahead of 17th-placed Newcastle on goal difference depending on results this weekend.
But the Whites are winless in their last four meetings with Palace – losing three of them. Pajtim Kasami did score a stunner in a 4-1 victory in the 2013-14 campaign but they still ended up getting relegated.
Andersen said: “Again it is a game we need to win, a game we can win. Crystal Palace are a team that suits us.
“We just have to play our game. We’ve been doing so well for months now, we just missed the small things before and now it seems they are coming our way now.
“I hope we can build on that and continue. It is something we deserved because we have played so well and not got the results we wanted.”
Fulham have turned the heat up on Newcastle and their manager Steve Bruce. The Toon have taken six points from their last 10 matches.
They are at home to Wolves tomorrow.
“If they are confident let’s see where they are at the end of the season,” said Bruce. “You have to quietly get on with the job and get points on the board and that’s what we’ll do.
“We know we have to get to a certain figure as soon as we can.
“No matter what anybody else does you set yourself a target.”