Josh Brownhill believes the team's togetherness and spirit can help them through the upcoming busy Festive period, starting from Wednesday night, as the Clarets host Watford at Turf Moor.
Sean Dyche's men entertain the Hornets, who sit just two points above Burnley in 17th place, meaning a win for the hosts would see them climb out of the bottom three.
And Brownhill hopes the Clarets can carry the the positives from Sunday's clean sheet & draw with the in-form Hammers and claim all three points over Claudio Ranieri's side.
The former Bristol City man said: “There’s no hiding the fact, it’s a big game for us, we’re back at home again and in front of our fans and we’re desperate for another win.
“We got a taste of it when we beat Brentford at home, that feeling of winning again was amazing.
“We have put some in some good performances this year and come away with some good results.
“But, at the end of the day it’s all about winning games and we haven’t done that enough this season and there’s no hiding behind that.
“We all believe that we are in a good place, a good point on the weekend and good defensive performance against West Ham, who are in great form.
“We’re in good spirits, there’s a real togetherness and belief going into this busy period."
Dyche's side secured a second clean sheet in three games on Sunday, after two 0-0 draws with Wolves and West Ham, either side of a defeat to Newcastle.
And Brownhill believes that Sunday's point and clean sheet will put the side in good stead, leading into Wednesday evening.
“Any clean sheet in the Premier League is a good clean sheet, especially this season the quality of the Premier League, keeping the opposition out can be hard.
“So, for us collectively keeping another clean sheet is huge, but like I say it was a good point, but an even better point if we can get all three on Wednesday night against Watford.
“We have a couple of days to recharge, prepare and get ready for that now, before a trip to Villa on the weekend in a busy week for us.”
“So, hopefully we can carry the positives from Sunday and come out with a victory." Said Brownhill.