Neil Warnock says he is looking down the table and not up it despite moving to within two points of the play-offs.

The Eagles 3-0 demolition of Watford at Selhurst Park on Saturday extended their unbeaten run to six games and means they have only lost once in their last 12 outings.

The victory was inspired by youngster Victor Moses, who scored his first goal since March and set up Darren Ambrose to score in his sixth consecutive game, something never achieved before by a Palace midfielder.

"It was an absolutely fantastic win," said Warnock.

"We don't usually do so well against Watford but we played some great football and scored some great goals.

"It was nice to see different people getting them and Victor playing like he can play.

"We are ten points away from the bottom three at the minute and that's the way I am looking at it.

"I don't get carried away.

"We have had a good run and the lads are giving everything."