Defender Leigh Bromby is setting his sights on a big finish to the season as Leeds United look to secure a position in the top-six.

Leeds have lost ground over the past week with defeats at both Millwall and Derby, but three of the last five games are on home soil, starting with Saturday's Elland Road clash with Watford.

"I thought we played well for the biggest part in midweek, but we have bounced back from results this season and we hope to do that against Watford on Saturday," said Leigh.

"The gaffer told us what to expect and how to play, and while we did okay, we came away without a result. People will try and pin-point it down to different things, but I'm positive that we can put in some big performances over the next few weeks.

"We have a young team, I'm one of the older players, and we have to learn. I don't think we're feeling the pressure. It's the small things why we're losing games, but we can turn it around.

"It's going to be tight. There's a lot of good teams. At the start you'd have said there'd be 12 teams up for promotion. We've stayed in the mix and I don't see why we can't stay up there. We had a patch last season then finished strongly at the end.

"The crowd have been fantastic and have got behind the lads, and we'll need that again on Saturday. They can make the difference. The pressure is on for us to win and we'll be going all out to do that. We believe we can do it."

Leigh lists Watford among his previous clubs, but there'll be no room for sentiment at Elland Road on Saturday.

"They are a good club," he said. "There's been a big transition since I was there. They will be very organised and they will be tough opposition. It's a must-win for both sides. Hopefully it's a recipe for a good game and things will go our way."