Brighton & Hove Albion head coach Oscar Garcia says his side will forget the teams around them and simply fight for every point between now and the end of the season in their quest for a top-six finish.*
Albion face already-promoted Leicester City at the King Power Stadium tonight, and he told Seagulls Player, "We want to fight for every point and we will do our best between now and the end of the season.
"We will do our best, we know Leicester will not be relaxed as they want to win every game and be champions, but we will go there and have a go."
The Foxes' last defeat was a 3-1 reverse at the Amex before Christmas, but Oscar says that will count for nothing once tonight's game kicks off.
"We know that we are the last team to beat them, and since that game they are unbeaten in 21 matches. We need to show that we can play against the best teams in the league.
"It is not easy to play against the big teams, but we know that we can compete against them and we know that in one game we can beat anyone."
"They will not change their squad - just because they have won promotion - and they have already shown they are the best team in the league and we must be prepared for them."
Meanwhile the Oscar is hopeful of welcoming back Rohan Ince - and once again he has paid tribute to the efforts of the club's young players, and says their experiences this season is a major long-term benefit.*
"I hope Incey will be fit enough. It’s been a difficult season for us in terms of injuries and other problems, but there is still a lot of football to be played an a lot of wins to be won.
"We are happy with what the younger players have achieved this season. We trust them and they have shown they can play and we are pleased to have been the ones to given them their chance at this level.
"I have no doubt they are the future of the club in the next years they will be much more important."
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Albion face already-promoted Leicester City at the King Power Stadium tonight, and he told Seagulls Player, "We want to fight for every point and we will do our best between now and the end of the season.
"We will do our best, we know Leicester will not be relaxed as they want to win every game and be champions, but we will go there and have a go."
The Foxes' last defeat was a 3-1 reverse at the Amex before Christmas, but Oscar says that will count for nothing once tonight's game kicks off.
"We know that we are the last team to beat them, and since that game they are unbeaten in 21 matches. We need to show that we can play against the best teams in the league.
"It is not easy to play against the big teams, but we know that we can compete against them and we know that in one game we can beat anyone."
"They will not change their squad - just because they have won promotion - and they have already shown they are the best team in the league and we must be prepared for them."
Meanwhile the Oscar is hopeful of welcoming back Rohan Ince - and once again he has paid tribute to the efforts of the club's young players, and says their experiences this season is a major long-term benefit.*
"I hope Incey will be fit enough. It’s been a difficult season for us in terms of injuries and other problems, but there is still a lot of football to be played an a lot of wins to be won.
"We are happy with what the younger players have achieved this season. We trust them and they have shown they can play and we are pleased to have been the ones to given them their chance at this level.
"I have no doubt they are the future of the club in the next years they will be much more important."
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