Newcastle United defender Dan Burn has issued a rallying cry to his teammates, insisting they will "give it a good push" as they chase a European spot in the season's final stretch. With just three games remaining, the Magpies sit six points adrift of seventh place—a position that would secure Conference League football for next season.

Burn, 33, spoke with confidence after Newcastle's impressive 3-1 victory over Brighton on Saturday, a result that keeps their European dreams alive. "There are three games left now, and we know anything can happen," the defender told Final Score. "We know we are well outside of the European places, but we are going to give it a good push."

The Magpies' remaining fixtures include matches against Nottingham Forest, West Ham, and Fulham—a run that offers both opportunity and pressure. For a team that has thrived on resilience this season, the final sprint is a test of character as much as skill.

Burn also reflected on the mental toll of a grueling campaign. "We have found this season tough mentally," he admitted. "The amount of games you have to play means you don't get much time to train, and I've always said we are a team that likes to be out on the training pitch."

As Newcastle look to cap off their season with a European berth, fans can expect the same grit and determination that has defined their campaign. Whether it's enough to close the gap remains to be seen, but one thing is clear: this team isn't giving up without a fight.