West Bromwich Albion boss Tony Mowbray is pointing to the results the Baggies got at Leeds and Burnley as the benchmark for his side's Championship run-in.
With eight games left when league action resumes at Norwich City on 29 March after the international break, sixth-placed Albion face five sides with something to play for at the right end of the table.
The match at 13th-placed Norwich, the most distant of the play-off challengers but only currently eight points behind the Baggies, is followed by home games with one of Mowbray's old clubs Sunderland (4th) and then Watford (10th), interspersed with trips to Bristol City (7th) and another of his old haunts Coventry City (5th).