Dundalk manager Stephen Kenny says they can't afford to dwell on title rivals Cork City - and must instead focus on their own results.
The Lilywhites moved three-points clear at the summit of the SSE Airtricity League Premier Division with a 2-0 win at Sligo last night.
It followed defending champions Cork being held to a 1-all draw by St Pat's on Sunday.
Kenny's told LMFM that it's all about his own team getting results between now and the end of the season.
"It's always a positive if your rivals drop points.
"I think we've got to focus on what we've got to do ourselves.
"It was brilliant to get the victory - five games in 14 days now, three of them away," he said.
"One in Sligo, one in Bray, one in Limerick, Shamrock Rovers at home, Finn Harps at home - it's a real busy period, it's very taxing on the players," he added.
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