Ashley Williams: Swansea City will keep pushing until end of season

Williams (right) won his 50th Wales cap in the win over Israel

Swansea City will maintain their focus until the end of the season even if they set a new record points tally, says captain Ashley Williams.

Swansea's 3-1 win over Hull took them to within a point of their best Premier League points total of 47.

Garry Monk's side have seven games remaining, starting with Everton at home next Saturday.

"Even if we do beat that [total] we need to finish the season strong to go into next season," said Williams, 30.

"It's important that we keep pushing on."

Williams helped Swansea achieve a record Premier League points total of 47 in 2011-2012.

The Swans are now within a point of equalling that feat after victory over relegation-threatened Hull City, their fourth win in six games.

The Wales captain says setting a new points record would be no more than Swansea deserved in Monk's first full season in charge.

"There's no secret that we want to beat that total - and we can do that," Williams said.

"It's in our own hands now and we've worked hard to get this far. We're not going to stop now. We're playing with a bit of confidence.

"I'm pleased with how things have been going this year.

"We're getting different wins with different formations and with different personnel."