Interim Hearts of Oak coach Eddie Ansah says his focus is on the remaining three games and not getting carried away by their recent output.
The Phobians recorded their first back to back victories against Liberty and Bechem United that has seen them jump from 15th on the league table to 11.
The victories have brought a new lease of life to the team and some fans having already begun talks of a possible top eight finish.
But Eddie Ansah who is working hand in hand with Turkish-German trainer Vanli Can says he is not getting overwhelmed by their recent rich vein of form.
“We are really making strides especially in the way we have played in the last three games,” Ansah told GHANAsoccernet.com
“I have heard people talk of a possible top eight finish already but that is football for you, a couple of days ago they were talking of relegation.”
“We will take each game at a time and continue to improve on a daily basis.”
Hearts take on Medeama next in the First Capital Plus Premier league with a win seeing them moving into the top half of the league table.