Liam Ridgewell has urged his teammates to believe they can maintain their unbeaten streak.

"It's incredible, the feeling we have right now," Ridgewell told the Birmingham Mail.

"You go into the game believing the opposition are not going to score against you.

"It rubs off on the other team; they know how tough we are.

''We're difficult to break down, difficult to score against and we've got the resilience to keep a clean sheet. Hopefully we can keep it going.

"This is why I moved from Villa to Blues. I wanted regular football and I wanted to do well, in a team that wanted to do well.

"We are starting to do that and it's a great achievement to be part of a side that has gone as many games unbeaten, for the first time in 100-odd years. Hopefully we can make it 12, 13, 14 without defeat."

Ridgewell also said he was sure Blues could continue to kick on.

"Definitely. We have shown it to be honest," he continued.

"We've gone into the season and everyone has tipped us to be right down there and we have proved that we can compete with the good teams.

"Hopefully the gaffer can do his wheeling and dealing in the transfer market, as he has done before, and we can make the team and squad stronger and then move on."