Matt Jarvis says Wolves will continue to believe they can pick up positive results on the road ahead of two more claret-and-blue awaydays at Aston Villa and West Ham.

Saturday's victory at Burnley was Wolves' third on their travels this season, and the tally of 12 away points is the joint best from teams positioned below ninth in the Barclays Premier League.

And so the winger believes there's no need to be over-fearful heading for Villa Park on Saturday.

"We have Villa and West Ham to come, both away," he said.

"We've played extremely well away from home this season so we have no fears about trying to get a result anywhere these days and we'll be looking forward to it after the win at Burnley.

"We'll train hard as always and go for it on Saturday, trying to get another three points.

"It's about making sure you stay in games when you go away, that you're still in it at half time and towards the end.

"It's worked for us, because in the end we got something from the Burnley game."

Villa head into tonight's game at Wigan still unbeaten in the league in 2010, still in contention for the much-coveted fourth spot in the Premier League and with an FA Cup semi final with Chelsea just around the corner.

Jarvis is well aware of their threats, but believes Wolves have to be positive.

He added: "We're scrapping for points and they want points to get into the top four so it's going to be a great game and they're going to want to get something out of it.

"We gave them a very good game earlier in the season so we know what they're about.

"We've played all the big sides and come away with confidence.

"We might not have always come away with the right result, but we've played very well against most of them, so we'll be confident and approaching it no differently from the other top teams and eager to get something from the game."

Jarvis notched his third goal of the season in Saturday's win, but is also keen to add more to his personal haul between now and the end of the season.

"Three goals this season is hardly prolific and I need to score more," he added.

"I've been working hard on my finishing although I don't normally practice those sorts of goals in training!

"But I'd love to get a few more between now and end of the season.

"Saturday's result gives us a huge boost going into the last nine games.

"We'll be scrapping away in all of them to get the points to stay up because every point at this stage is crucial."