Blackburn Rovers still have a lot more to give this season, according to midfielder Sam Morsy.

Tony Mowbray's side are 13th in the Championship table after Saturday's win over West Ham, three points short of the play-off places, and Morsy believes they are still growing as a team.

"This (team) is developing, we're not the finished article," he told BBC Radio Lancashire.

"You come in and can still feel the scars of last season, how tough it was."

The 35-year-old Egypt international joined Blackburn in August after leaving Bristol City at the end of last season and has missed just one league match so far.

"There's definitely a team spirit there, a togetherness and we have to keep growing, and keep getting better because we can improve," he added.

"We're mid-table at the moment but I think there's more in us."

Rovers return to action after the international break with a Lancashire derby at Burnley on Sunday, 22 November (12:00 GMT) and Morsy is keen they get a win over their rivals for the first time in 16 years.

"I know how big it is and what it means to the people, it's going to take a massive effort from us all, so it's rest now and then go into that full force," he said.

"We know it's been a long time (since they beat Burnley) and we'll be desperate to win the game."