"It's not enough to say 'we played well today' if we get nothing from the game, hopefully now we will take points and keep playing well – that's the target for us," Cabaye told the club's website.
"The mentality is very good every day, we work hard and now we just have to take what we do at the training ground into the weekend.
"I know it's totally different but we've got quality in the team, we have to play with confidence, perform well and try to win."
They next face fellow strugglers Everton, who are 15th in the table having replaced Ronald Koeman with interim manager David Unsworth last month.
"We know how it is when you change manager. All the players want to show themselves to the new manager, so it will be a tough game," Cabaye added.
"We are ready to fight and we just have to be focussed on the three points and nothing less than that. We have to play with our heads and stay clever on the pitch, we can't do silly things. We need to stay solid."
(Reporting by Aditi Prakash in Bengaluru)
