Curran has scored six goals for Tranmere this season

Tranmere striker Craig Curran says his side must rediscover the form that saw them beat League One leaders Norwich to win their battle against relegation.

Rovers have slipped back into the bottom four after losing all three games since beating the Canaries.

Curran told BBC Radio Merseyside: "It hasn't been good enough since the Norwich game and we've got to get back to playing well again.

"We've just got to concentrate on what we're doing and turn it around."

He added: "We're confident and positive that we will."

Tranmere occupy the final place in the relegation zone, three points from safety, ahead of Saturday's home game with Exeter after losing to fellow strugglers Wycombe in midweek.

Victory at Prenton Park would lift Tranmere to within two points of the Grecians and Curran knows it is vital Rovers get a result to boost their chances of survival.

"Just as long as we get out of that relegation zone it doesn't matter who we take over or who takes our place just as long as we get out of there," he said.

"For some reason the last two games haven't gone to plan. I don't know why that is, but we've got to stop the rot now and make sure we turn it around for Saturday because its a big game, and if we can do that we're good enough to get out of it."

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