Crystal Palace boss Tony Pulis refuses to accept they're safe from the drop.
The Eagles host Aston Villa on Saturday and with both teams currently on 34 points, a victory for either side could all but seal top-flight status for another year.
When it was put to him that Palace, who have six games left to play, may already be safe, Pulis said: "No chance. I don't think so, there are more twists and turns in it and we'll be desperately keen to get as many points on the board as quickly as we can."
He added: "It can change so quickly so we have to stay focused, win, lose or draw.
"It's been a good couple of weeks for us but it's important we keep our feet on the ground - we recognise how important the Villa game is going to be on Saturday so we have to maintain the momentum we've built up over the past few weeks."
