Tim Dieng’s second-half tapin lifted the hosts into seventh, as they concluded an unbeaten week with two clean sheets.
Clemence said: “We showed this week that we can go toe to toe with any team in the division and I believe this group can beat anyone.
“We won’t always get it right, but we’ve had tough games recently and if we perform the same way we did today consistently then we will do well.
“When I go to bed at night after we play – I tend to sleep well because I know that the boys are going to turn up and have a go like they did today.
“Of course, we can remain in the play-off spots, but we know there will be bumps in the road and there’s still lots of points to play for. We’re just going to focus on the next game.
“The has improved so much since I first arrived.”
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