Leicester City boss Brendan Rodgers insists they won't collapse when it matters this season.
Rodgers' Foxes were brought down to earth as they won just two of their last nine Premier League games to miss out on the top four last term.
They also exited the FA Cup in the quarter-finals at home to Chelsea and ended up fifth.
Ahead of a crunch trip to West Ham on Sunday, Rodgers assessed: “To be stronger and to improve the mindset you also have to have failures as well.
“We had that at times last year.
“But I think we've seen the maturity of the squad. We are a young team and at times that shows.
“But what we have is a very honest group.
“We have seen this year the calmness of the team has been much better.
“We still want to attack and still want to be aggressive.
“But we have to play with a calmness and that has definitely been a change within the mentality this season."
