Newcastle United boss Eddie Howe is confident of a reaction from his players after their Champions League defeat to AC Milan.
The loss saw the Toon completely eliminated from Europe.
Ahead of Saturday's home clash with Fulham, Howe said: "We were back in and faced up to what has happened [after defeat at home to AC Milan saw Newcastle finish bottom of their Champions League group and out of Europe altogether].
"We have analysed it, but we have to move on very quickly to Fulham. The mood is good, there is some pain and anguish, but that can't stay around in professional football. The turnaround is so quick and now the focus is on Fulham.
"It is going to be a big test of our resilience. I think there will be a negative narrative externally and we have to override that. Exiting Europe is a disappointment, but it doesn't have to have an effect on us afterwards. That's down to us, we need to respond."
On seeking a lift from the St James' Park fans, he added: "I would encourage the supporters to make the environment as best as they can for the players. We need the players playing with absolute freedom, with excitement, with joy all that we have seen at St James' Park over my two years here.
Their support has been absolutely incredible. I understand how they will be feeling but we need to inspire them tomorrow."
