Ghanaian winger Albert Adomah is confident Queens Park Rangers (QPR) can push for automatic promotion as they eye return to the Premier League.
Adomah, who helped Middlesbrough and Aston Villa gain promotion to the top-flight, scored the winner in Rangers’ 2-1 triumph at Coventry on Saturday.
The win was their fourth consecutive victory and are just two points behind second-placed Bournemouth.
"The teams I have gone up with in the past have had great players, Premiership players, so you expect a lot from those teams,” Adomah said.
“At Middlesbrough, we had to build a new team and it took about three years.
“But when we got up I only played two games and was sold to Villa and we got promotion again.
“Now I am at QPR, my boyhood club, and I believe we can get promotion, as we have a mixture of young and experienced players and I believe we can do it this season.
“When you look at the top end of the table it’s there to be taken and I believe we can push further up for an automatic promotion spot.
“If we can get promotion and I play three games in the Premier League for QPR that would be the icing on the cake for me as I have only played two matches in the Premiership in my career.
“We have momentum, we are winning away, winning at home and if we win on Tuesday we can be joint second.
“There is nothing to fear in the Championship, but if you don’t perform you are letting your team down but at the moment we pulling results out, even if we are not playing well.”