EURO 2012

…, who would clinch the title with a victory.
However, Davies has urged his colleagues to forget about events at the Etihad Stadium and ensure that they do their jobs against a Potters outfit who are unlikely to make things easy for them.
Davies said: “We are relying on City to do a job on QPR, but anything can happen and that’s out of our hands.
“We can’t really affect what happens in the City game. We just …

…make one final ‘big effort’ to clinch the Premier League title according to boss Roberto Mancini.

A fine 2-0 victory at Newcastle United leaves City needing to win at home to QPR to clinch a first top-flight crown since 1968, but Mancini is wary of thinking the job is done, with Manchester United level on points after a 2-0 win at home to Swansea.
Mancini warned: “It is not finished. It is important that we get three points next week. We need a big effort – there is one game more.
“QPR will …

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The Hammers are 3/4 with bet365 to be promoted following the win at Cardiff City Stadium, but Allardyce is keen to point out the job of getting to Wembley for the final is only half done.
The London side have drawn eight games at Upton Park this season – and…
“We need to be as professional on Monday as we were in Cardiff and that should be enough to take us through.
“It’s my job to start mentally preparing them for the fact that they’ve got to approach the game as a 0-0 and they’ve to try…

… will be able to take part in Saturday’s FA Cup final against Liverpool at Wembley, a game Chelsea are 4/6 to win.
Ivanovic said: “When he (Roberto Di Matteo) took charge, it was important to win the first couple of games, no matter which way we played. It gave us more confidence after that.
“At the moment everything is looking perfect and beautiful but we now have to finish the job and win the trophies. It is impossible to predict the future but the incentive is for us to win both trophies.”

… 5/2 to come away from The Hawthorns with all three points. Dunne has said in the build-up to the match: “The fans have a bee in their bonnet about the manager but he’s doing his best.
“He won’t be sitting around feeling sorry for himself. He knows the job in hand and it’ll be up to him.
“The manager can only pick who is available and we’ve probably had about 11 senior players because the injury list has grown and grown. He’s not been able to get the players he wants on the field at the one …

Roberto Mancini looks set to remain Manchester City manager next season, even if his side fails to win this term’s Premier League title.

City are currently 7/4 with bet365 to finish top this season and face current leaders Manchester United in a potentially decisive fixture at the Etihad Stadium on Monday.
A win for City at 11/10 would see Mancini’s side go top of the table on goal difference, with just two games of the campaign remaining.
Regardless of the outcome of Monday’s match, …

… game but a Bolton victory, 3/1 with bet365, could reduce that cushion to three points with just three games to play for the Midlanders.
A clearly concerned Given said: “The thing for Villa is we can’t rely on other people, we have to do the job ourselves.
“Ideally we want to win, but it is easy enough saying we want to win. We have to go out on the pitch and do the business.”
Gabriel Agbonlahor (shoulder) and James Collins (groin) are both serious doubts for Villa after being injured in the …

… hand.
The England defender said: “After the defeat in the Arsenal game, people were doubting whether we could win the last six, but with no disrespect to them, we swept aside West Brom and Norwich.
“We know that Wolves will be another tough game, but our confidence is as high as it has been at any stage this season and we know we can beat any team. We still need other teams to do us a favour in terms of taking points off United but we know we can do our job, which is to win all of our games.”

… Saracens, feeling he has unfinished business with the club.
“It has been a special privilege for me to be involved in the Saracens coaching staff for the past two-and-a-half seasons,” he told the club’s official website.
“The job isn’t anywhere near half done, and I have decided I want to help finish the job.”

… placed in temporary charge of the side until the end of the season.
Redknapp, who has also been linked with the England manager’s job, has been suggested as a potential replacement for Villas-Boas by some sections of the media.
However, the veteran manager said in the …-up to the FA Cup fifth round replay against Stevenage, a game Spurs are 1/5 with bet365 to win: “It’s a dream job for somebody. It’s a club you can win a championship at because the owner spares no expense. If you do well, the …