JOHN Eustace highlighted two key areas he believes can help Blackburn sustain a Championship playoff push after watching his team's success at bottom of the table Hull City.
Sean McLoughlin's 20th-minute own goal earned sixth-placed Rovers a fourth successive win as new Tigers chief Ruben Selles saw his side's latest defeat from the stands.
"I believe we have a good squad and a honest group of players," said manager Eustace. "In the Championship that can get you a long way.
"It is relentless; it is up and down," added the Blackburn boss. "So, you must stay level headed and work hard.
"Last month we lost three in a row, but I felt no one stopped believing. We are growing as a group and we are hard to play against. But it is very important we do not too get carried away."
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DANIEL, RICHIE AND MAT LEAD THE WAY
DANIEL Farke, Richie Wellens and Mat Sadler have grabbed the glory in the final Sky Bet EFL Manager of the Month awards of 2024.
MATT FINISHES HELP SADDLERS EASE TO CLUB RECORD-RIN
WALSALL moved 13 points clear at the top by thrashing struggling Tranmere to set a new club record of eight successive league wins.
WEIMANN ATONES FOR HIS HOWLER
JOHN Eustace praised Andreas Weimann for putting one of the misses of the season behind him as the Blackburn striker scored the only goal to knock out Middlesbrough.
RUTTER'S AT THE DOUBLE TO TORPEDO CANARIES.
NORWICH head coach Johannes Hoff Thorup believes this heavy defeat at the hands of Brighton will be an important part of the learning curve for his Championship outfit.
WICKY'S ON HIS WAY AS BAGGIES MOVE ON
CHRIS Brunt admitted that his job “could be done” as West Brom prepare to appoint their successor to Carlos Corberan.
Cifuentes unhappy with his Hoops
QPR manager Marti Cifuentes was less than impressed with his side after they shipped six goals in a heavy defeat at Premier League strugglers Leicester City.
ENNIS' LATE GOAL A BOOST FOR POTTERS
STOKE CITY boss Mark Robins says he’s worried about the lack of fan interest in the FA Cup after seeing his team go through to the fourth round thanks to a late winner from sub Niall Ennis at the Stadium of Light.
RAMAZANI SPARES THE BLUSHES OF WHITES
Sulphurites downed by Yorkshire rivals
Injury-hit Polish ace is getting up to speed
PRZEMYSLAW Placheta has been in England for fourand-a-half years now, but it’s unlikely you’ve noticed.
Starlet Ben should stick with Riverside
BEN DOAK is a Premier League player alright, but what’s the hurry? He’s 19, flying and bang in the race for promotion.
