Skipper Jonathan Greening believes West Brom have been "a credit to division" even though they could be on the verge of being relegated from the Barclays Premier League.

And the former Manchester United star has urged supporters to keep faith in manager Tony Mowbray's philosophies and way of playing the game.

The Baggies will go into Saturday's game at Tottenham six points adrift of fourth from bottom Hull who visit Aston Villa 24 hours later.

But they gave themselves a glimmer of hope by ending a 12-match sequence without a victory by triumphing 3-0 at home to fellow strugglers Sunderland last weekend.

Greening, who has already pledged to stay with West Brom if they are relegated, said: "All we can do now is give it everything we've got in the last four games and hope we can get some wins on board.

"Over the season I think we've been a credit to the division. Some of our football has been really good at times and we're really not far away from being a successful side at this level. We are just missing a bit of experience at the back and maybe a regular goalscorer but we have got some good players. We are definitely playing the right way."