The Crows are off to Crossroads Oval on Saturday where they will face the fourth-placed Demons.

With just two matches remaining in the home and away season, Leeton-Whitton know finals aren't on the cards for them, but they still have plenty to play for when it comes to their pride.

Giving the Demons a run for their money and securing a victory is certainly not out of the question for the Crows, according to coach Sam Darley.

"I've said to the boys, there is absolutely no reason why we can't win our last two matches against 'Gullie and Mango," he said.

"These are two sides that will be playing finals footy and, sure, they have different goals compared to us at this end of the season, but there's no reason we can't give them a good shake.

"This weekend's game I think we can definitely push for a win. Our form in recent weeks has shown that."

Leeton-Whitton recorded a stunning upset over Turvey Park last weekend, while in previous weeks came close against several of the top teams, including Wagga, Coolamon and Ganmain-Grong Grong-Matong.

Some of those losses came down to the Crows losing focus towards the end of the match, but Darley was confident this weekend would be different.

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With the young side brimming with confidence, the Demons will need to be at their best to defeat a side whose only goal is to make life difficult for these teams heading into games.

"We can certainly go out there and wreak a bit of havoc," Darley said.

"If we can play like we did last weekend and replicate that, there's no reason we can't give these sides a shake and win our last two matches."

Saturday's game is Leeton-Whitton's last away match for the season.

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