Burnley's recent revival in form is a credit to their defensive values, boss Scott Parker has said.
The Clarets beat managerless Coventry City 2-0 at Turf Moor on Tuesday, which moved them into the Championship's automatic promotion spots.
Parker's side are now level on points with third-placed Sunderland but moved above them on goal difference, having conceded just six times in 17 games - the best defensive record across England's top four divisions.
"I've been around some time managing and coaching teams. Fundamentally this team have got some core values and they give you a foundation to win games, really," he told BBC Radio Lancashire.