Laura Kaminski shared her confidence in Palace Women’s preparation ahead of their Barclays Women’s Super League match against Aston Villa at Villa Park on Sunday, November 17th (14:00 GMT).
Reflecting on recent performances, Kaminski is satisfied with the team's progress.
She said: “We must not get carried away in terms of where we've come from and where we're at. We know this is early days for us.
"We have only been in the WSL for seven games, so we need to keep our feet on the ground, work hard every week, and make sure we’re grafting because points are hard to come by.”
Despite a challenging opening to the season, Palace find themselves in 10th. A win on Sunday could potentially move the side up to 7th in the league.
Kaminski said: “I'm grateful for points on the board, but I know full well that the squad is capable of taking more.
"Our focus is on maintaining momentum, putting in consistent performances week after week, and never taking anything for granted.”
Looking ahead to the match against Aston Villa, Kaminski said: “Villa had a positive performance against Manchester United, showing tactical discipline and creating problems at the back.
"Their position in the table might not fully reflect their capabilities. We’ll need to account for their threats while trusting in our own defensive organisation and attacking strategies.”
With the team picking up four points from the last two away games, Kaminski is confident the team will compete at Villa Park.
She said: “Every year in the WSL is different, and patterns that apply to one team don’t necessarily apply to us.
"We have to find our own identity and stay proud of that. This match is another opportunity to prove our resilience and push for points.
“We’re used to being on the move and adapting to different environments. The team has shown we can perform, home or away."
