Leeds United boss Jesse Marsch insists he's not focusing on the Premier League table.
The Whites take on second-bottom Watford at Vicarage Road on Saturday in another crucial top-flight clash which carries extra significance after Burnley's win against Everton on Wednesday night.
Marsch said: “The reality is we're still in a relegation battle. We know that. We're not foolish or naive to that.
“But watching the table doesn't do anything to impact our work process. The best thing for us is to control ourselves and not stress about what the external situation is and I think we've done a really good job at that."
Leeds sit three points above the relegation zone, six points better off than third-bottom Burnley, who have two games in hand.
Marsch added: “I've tried to stay focused and calm and disciplined with that mentality since I've been here and I think it's impacted us in a positive way.
“None of us think that we're done or we are safe or that we're a completed project. It's all about pushing every day to be better and by doing that we know we can fight for more points."
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