Burnley boss Sean Dyche commended his side for finding a way to win when they were below their best.
The Clarets posted their fourth successive Premier League victory when they beat Watford 2-1 at Vicarage Road on Saturday to maintain their European hopes for next season.
It was not a vintage performance by any means as Watford were the better team and led through Roberto Pereyra's 60th-minute strike, but two goals in three second-half minutes from Sam Vokes - 22 seconds after coming off the bench - and Jack Cork kept Burnley's run going.
Dyche said: 'We had a strong mentality.