Cardiff a 'cup final' for opponents - Willock

League One leaders Cardiff City look to extend their unbeaten run to 10 matches when they travel to Rotherham United on Saturday (15:01 GMT).

A rejuvenated Rotherham have taken seven points from their last three games and have the chance to climb out of the relegation zone this weekend.

Cardiff, meanwhile, aim to respond after last weekend's draw at Burton Albion, where boss Brian Barry-Murphy called their performance "not good enough".

They travel to Yorkshire with Chris Willock believing Cardiff are now seen as a big game for anyone in the third tier.

"I think every team we play [it] is kind of their cup final," the in-form winger said.

" But we've got a squad to deal with it. We're focused on each game. We're back at it, ready to go and everyone's hungry."

The Burton draw meant second-placed Lincoln cut the gap to Cardiff to two points.

And though the Bluebirds have lost only five league matches all season, Barry-Murphy says Rotherham pose a threat.

The Millers beat Northampton in their previous home game before romping to a 4-0 triumph at mid-table Exeter City last weekend.

"Exeter was a huge result for them," Barry-Murphy said.

"They've usually played a back five with wing-backs, but recently changed to a back four. We're unsure what they'll do on Saturday, but we're well prepared for all eventualities."

Barry-Murphy believes Cardiff are improving as the season goes on - but says there is scope for more progress.

"It's easy to forget how young most of our squad is and they have so much room for improvement technically, tactically and physically," he added.

"We want to show we've learned from earlier in the season."