Leicester City boss Brendan Rodgers insists there's no reason to get carried away with their lofty league position.
Daniel Amartey's late header secured a 2-1 success at Brighton to push the Foxes two points above Manchester United in second place on the table.
"I will tell you at the end of the season if we're in the top four or not," he said.
"It doesn't really matter being in the top four with 10 games to go.
"It's when the whistle blows against Tottenham (on the final day) - that's when we will be in the top four.
"Other than that we just need to concentrate on our performance level and focus on energy to play like we did that second half."
