West Brom interim boss James Morrison hailed his side for finding a way to win as they swept aside out-of-sorts Watford to pull clear of the Championship relegation zone with a 3-0 win.
Morrison, since succeeding the sacked Eric Ramsay in February, has guided the Baggies through a nine-match unbeaten run which has taken them eight points clear of the bottom three with only two league games remaining.
Albion must still discover whether they have breached the EFL's profitability and sustainability rules – if so, they could be punished with a points deduction.
Morrison, though, will continue to ensure that the squad focus on the remaining couple of games and aim for a strong finish to their campaign.
He told BBC WM: “They found a way to win. There were times in the game when it felt a bit flat, but once we stuck to the game-plan we started to hurt them on the sides – that’s where the goals have come from.
"The fans deserve it. We've had a challenging time but we're getting our rewards for a bit of belief. We have just got to remain on our jobs and finish the season as strongly as we have been doing.
"As professionals it is our right to keep playing and the fans would be disappointed if they didn't see the level of performance we've been giving. We can rest at the end of the season.
"It's where we've wanted to be. It's a strange situation for everyone, but we'll keep doing our jobs on the pitch and enjoy this moment and keep working hard like I demand."
