Norwich City manager Chris Hughton admits he isn't bothered how his team conjures three points against Everton this weekend.
The 14th-placed Canaries host the sixth-placed Toffees on Saturday and Hughton is simply looking for any way possible to beat David Moyes's side to move well clear of the relegation zone.
"Whether it is a classy performance where you are creating a lot of chances or a scrappy one-goal win, it doesn't matter," he told Sky Sports.
"What you have to have is a team who are fighting hard for each other and are a disciplined team who are a threat.
"I think you have to dig deep in every performance. We are what we are, a team who have to scrap for every result we get, and it will be no different in the last 12 games we have.
"We went through a spell of 10 games where we didn't lose. Are we doing anything dramatically different to that? No, we are not.
"However that win comes, whether it is by a stylish performance or a fortunate own-goal, it is part and parcel of the game."
