Middlesbrough manager Gareth Southgate says he will continue to attack as his club faces relegation.

Boro managed a confidence-boosting 3-1 win over Hull City on the weekend and after grabbing an important three points playing an attacking brand, will continue that way in a bid to win more games and remain in the top flight.

"We knew that we had to gamble against Hull and it paid off for us. Fulham will give us a different kind of test, but we still have to push forward and we have to create chances," he told the Evening Gazette.

"I thought the interaction between Afonso Alves and Marlon King made a big difference for us at the weekend.

"Afonso didn't score, but had a big hand in the first goal and he worked very hard. It was one of his best performances. He knows what we expect of him and he gave us what we were looking for.

"We knew that Marlon wouldn't need any motivation for that one. There was a lot of devilment about his play. I think both players would have thoroughly enjoyed the game and the win has done wonders for everybody's confidence.

"I know that it's a long time since we scored three goals. In fact it was the time we scored eight against Manchester City. You can't throw caution to the wind but we have to continue to push forward.

"We know there are goals in this team. We haven't scored enough of them this season but maybe the corner has finally been turned. We need more goals in the remaining six games if we're to stay in this league."