Who ever thought that
this campaign would end with a heated contest between five if not six squads
fighting for their permanency and see the light of another campaign in the
ranks of the English Premier League.
The heat is on for
these squads and with three matches left in this campaign ending.
Time is gold if not
points are essential for these squads looking forward to push themselves out of
the relegation zone in the case of Middleborough and Swansea so far in the
abyss and looking forward to an all-around miracle.
So far the Swans
after the arrival of their third Manager in Paul Clement suddenly this squad
starting seeing the light of salvation and recently became embroiled in a
losing streak, that put them in the relegation spots.
However, the Swans
started adding points to their cause and in two matches, these already amassed
four points with a win over Stoke and a draw against Manu and putting them two
pints within salvation.
Still these four
points puts this squad in a desperate situation as Hull City above them with a
draw against Southampton in the weekend holds a slim two point’s lead over the
Swans.
As this Welsh based squad
with matches pending against Everton, Sunderland and West Brom Albion, the
outcome for the Swans does not look promising but not difficult as this squad
can make the ultimate of miracles and can do it with a little luck.
In the case of the
Hull City Tigers coming from a revival and suddenly losing two back-to-back
matches, suddenly this negative streak has compromise the City squad and
feeling the pressure of a desperate Swan squad looking forward to its
salvation.
Despite the Tigers
win over Watford and in their last match they drew against the Saints, the heat
is on for this East Riding Yorkshire based club to come ahead in their upcoming
compromises against Sunderland, Crystal Palace and Tottenham Spurs.
It will not come easy
for the Hull City bunch and its man at the helm Marco Silva to come out of the
eye of the storm and see another campaign with his group in EPL.
Another squad
battling the demons of relegation and currently situated behind the Swansea squad
holding not so glamorous nineteenth place and within six point of salvation, all
of a sudden they have posted notable results over Sunderland and a draw against
City.
With four points
earned recently this squad after many years absent from the ranks of Premiership
and last campaign promotion, it will be disastrous for them to return to the
ranks of Championship after posting poor results in the campaign.
For them battling an
uphill battle and yesterday drawing against Man City in what they could win this
match and at the end Guardiola’s squad came from behind, this would been an injection
of optimism for the Smoggies.
Still with a closing
calendar against Chelsea, Southampton and Liverpool, the outcome for the North Yorkshire
Boys does look grim but they can play with all the confidence in the world over
the Blues and Reds and generate an upset.
In the cases of
Crystal Palace, Burnley and West Ham, these latter holding fourteenth and fifteenth
place, their comfort zone lies with thirty-nine points both and a seven point
advantage, their fate relies on their upcoming compromises.
As for Crystal with
matches left against Manchester City, Hull City and Manchester United, their
fate will rely on the results these obtained in such not an easy close of a
campaign against these two Merseyside powerhouses.
Alongside Hull City,
looking forward to their salvation and this encounter will be one contested one
between both squads trying to maintain themselves in the ranks of Premiership.
Imperative is the
correct word for these squads looking forward to save their campaign from
relegation disaster and with the hopes of a return once again to the big
circuit and a fresh start and maybe start something big.
At the end time will
tell of who will be heading alongside the Black Cats to compete in not so easy
Championship League.
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