Burnley manager Scott Parker says his players must "stay level and focused" if they are to achieve automatic promotion to the Premier League.
The Clarets significantly boosted their chances of making the top two with a 2-1 win over Norwich at Turf Moor on Friday.
"Overall, I am delighted with the group," Parker told BBC Radio Lancashire. "We set about it first half, and had an incredible first half. Every phase of our game, from the attacking front, looked a real threat.
"Defensively, in terms of our positioning, meant we really suffocated Norwich. In the second half we dropped our energy, mostly due to the business of the schedule.
"Once a goal goes in, it becomes a nervy time. But we are disappointed about the goal, we've been superb defensively, but I thought our reaction, and the stadium's reaction, was really positive."
Parker's side went top of the table after the victory, five points clear of third placed Sheffield United. Leeds' superior goal difference will mean they leapfrog Burnley with victory this weekend.
"This is about staying very level, very focused, not getting involved in the emotions of this time of year," he added.
"My message is to stay calm, there's four games left, let's keep chalking them off."
