Chris Lewington would like to see Dagenham & Redbridge secure safety at home to Crawley Town on Saturday

Keeper Chris Lewington has assured supporters Daggers will not become complacent in their final three matches of the season as they look to rubber-stamp safety.

Lewington was beaten late on at Aldershot as Daggers were made to settle for a 1-1 draw at the EBB Stadium on Saturday.

Subsequently survival is not yet mathematically assured and with tricky games to come against top four sides Crawley Town and Shrewsbury Town it’s possible the club could face a nervy final day encounter with Bristol Rovers.

But Lewington insists he and his team-mates will be as professional as ever in their quest to claim the elusive point that will seal survival.

“We want to go out and win every game,” he said.

“There’s no point going into a football match thinking ‘we’ll take it easy today, we don’t care if we get beat’, you don’t think like that.

“It’s your profession and your mentality going into a game is that no-one wants to be a loser, everyone wants to be a winner.

“So if you don’t go into the game with the right mental attitude there’s no point in playing, you might as well stay at home.”