Burnley boss Sean Dyche isn't panicking over dropping back into the bottom three.
Results last week saw them slip back into the bottom three, a point from safety, but Dyche expects the rewards to come.
He said: "Over a season you think that (playing well) pays you back. There's no guarantee that it does. But if there's a future in your performances on a weekly basis, people are improving, then you want that to bring points your way.
"There's still a frustration with certain key moments in games and things that have happened where we know we could do better, and there's other games where we've done very well and still not got the result.
"I thought we were excellent at Man United last week, didn't get the win, so we know that needs to change of course. We're scoring more freely but we've got to make sure we find that balance."
