Leicester City captain Wes Morgan has appealed to the Blue Army to keep the faith as his side attempt to get their faltering promotion challenge back on track against Birmingham tonight (7.45).
Although they have been on a poor run of form and are without a win in their last eight games, City could move back into the play-off places tonight, if they beat the Blues at the King Power Stadium.
Tonight's game is City's final Fans' Fixture of the campaign and they are hoping for a bumper crowd, despite the fixture having been switched from a Saturday.
Morgan hopes the fans still believe City are capable of getting into the play-offs.
"I would just ask the fans to keep the faith with us," he said.
"We will go out there and do our best and, if they are right behind us, I am sure we can do that.
"We have been going into games we should be winning and not getting the right results. We have been conceding last-minute goals, or things just haven't been going our way.
"It has been a frustrating time for everyone, the staff, the players and I am sure all the fans.
"We have to keep going, keep the faith and keep our heads up.
"Confidence is a big thing and, when you aren't winning games you should, heads can go down a bit. But as professionals we have to keep going."
