Dragons RFC ace Aaron Wainwright insists Wales must travel to Allianz Stadium with the belief they can win when they face England in the Six Nations on Saturday.
Wales suffered a heavy defeat in their last Six Nations meeting with England in Cardiff.
But Wainwright believes they can start a new era under Steve Tandy in the fixture at Twickenham and built on shoots of recovery in the autumn.
"You saw in the autumn what we could do when we were on the money," said Wainwright.
"We spoke about belief. There's belief within the group and that's what we are going to be thriving on at the weekend.
"We are going to go out there and believe that we can put a performance in that's going to be one to win the game.
"If we can do that and give something for the fans to get behind then that's great.
"They've [England] obviously got a bunch of world class players and world class operators," he added. "If you're looking from the outside at them and comparing that to what we want to be, I suppose it's just everyone being on the same page collectively.
"When they tick, everything is just so clean, smooth and fluid, that's what we're trying to go after, everyone knowing their role and once each person's focus is on that everything else falls into place.”
Wainwright acknowledges that Wales must also tighten up defensively in London after conceding 177 points in defeats to Argentina, New Zealand South Africa in the autumn.
"Defensively we need to be right on the money - we've spoken about fronting up,” concluded Wainwright.
"Can we put a performance in that's going to make the fans proud? That's what our focus has been on at the start of the week, showing our identity when we get out there.
"Can we do that for 80 minutes and really put in a performance that makes the fans proud and show what we are about?"
Can we put a performance in that's going to make the fans proud? That's what our focus has been on at the start of the week, showing our identity when we get out there...
