Real Madrid coach Manuel Pellegrini confirmed his optimism ahead of his side's home game against Osasuna this Sunday.
Real Madrid will look to keep on the run of form that has seen them win the three games since their 2-0 defeat at home to FC Barcelona in the Santiago Bernabeu Stadium.
Pellegrini is without injured duo of Rafael Van der Vaart and Raul for the game, but had good news on Saturday when Alvaro Arbeloa and Guti were able to shake off knocks to take part in the training session and be included.
Osasuna is coached by former Real Madrid player and coach Jose Antonio Camacho, who has left top scorer Walter Pandiani in Pamplona to rest for the game.
With four games left in the season, Pellegrini knows that his side cannot afford any errors, but he is optimistic his players' nerves will hold.
"Our spirits are high and we are performing at a high level," he said on the offical club website, before focusing on the importance of this weekend's matches.
"Every point in play is important. The team that ends up leading the table this week will increase its chances to win the title," he commented.
After playing Osasuna, Real Madrid visits Mallorca before entertaining Athletic Club Bilbao, two sides looping to qualify for Europe.
"This weekend is very important, but it won't be decisive," he added.