Rangers find themselves level on points at the top of the table with only goal difference separating them from their rivals as they take on third place Glasgow City this Sunday.
Speaking to the media in this afternoon’s press conference ahead of the side’s penultimate away fixture the head coach knows anything can happen in the final games of the season.
She said: “How has the players' reaction been in training from Monday? It has been good, as you can imagine were a little bit down the other day because the result didn't quite go the way we wanted it to.
“It didn't take as much bringing back to the positive side as what I thought it might.
“They are a pretty good group; they are very responsive.
“They know there is still a good few games to go and we have got to make sure we are concentrated for those games; weirder things have happened in football.
“You see the crazy end to the season last season, where it came down to the last game and probably what everybody expected to be the least outcome in the end actually ended up happening.
“It is important that we stay focused, it is important that we still work on things that we needed to put right from the game on Monday and we put them into practice and we get the energy high, we get everybody's confidence back going again.
“That is my job, that is what we have got to do. It is important that we do that as staff as well, keep the morale high.
“It doesn't take much to do that with this group, we have had a good week's training and we are looking good going into the weekend.”
The former Lioness has spoken of the importance of all the members of her squad with everyone having a part to play in the final three leagues match starting this weekend, as she heaped praise on the impact her young players have had on the team this season.
She continued: “It is huge, but every single player in this squad has been big for us.
“I think you see this season it has been a lot of the youth players that have stepped up in big games and big moments for us that have got us over the line.
“Our experience has got us there but you see Mia McAulay stepping up and getting big goals in big games for us.
“I think the whole squad is going to be massive.
“We have got to make sure we are using it and using it wisely. We have had a couple of niggles over the last couple of weeks.
“You see at the start of the Celtic game with Rachel and Kathy we couldn't name them from the start because they had a couple of niggles two days before which throws you a little bit and that's the whole point of a squad.
“You see Eilidh Austin coming in and doing extremely well. Those experiences are massive for her and for the group.
“We have got to make sure we are drawing on all of our players to try get us through to the end of the season.”