Midfielder Joe Hodge has urged Motherwell to "get rid of that losing feeling" after their European campaign was halted by Freiburg in the Conference League play-off.
Motherwell lost 7-2 on aggregate after being reduced to 10 men in both games.
"We've lost two on the bounce now", Hodge, 23, said.
"As much as it's against good opposition that's tested us, we've got to bounce back and we need to win on Sunday really, so we'll be looking to do that.
"I'm sure if we put in our best performance and play to our level, then we'll be able to do that."
Before facing St Mirren in Paisley on Sunday, Hodge admits he'll be "sore" after the Freiburg defeat but says he'll move on quickly due to the manner of the loss.
"We were well beaten, so it'll be easy to accept, but in general, no, I don't like losing," he added.
"We've got three games now, all three winnable games, so we need to go and try and get nine points."
After St Mirren away, Motherwell have a midweek home game against Dundee United before a trip to Rangers.
As well as eyeing league points, Hodge is also hoping the side can get back to playing the style of football they've become renowned for.
"We struggled across the two legs to play how we wanted for 90 minutes," he added.
"So we'll be looking to go and show that more in the next three games. We've just got to bounce back, not get too low from it, and go and try and get as many points as we can."
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