Coventry City boss Chris Coleman has issued a warning to his players not to be complacent when they take on relegation threatened Sheffield Wednesday on Saturday.
Coleman warned, "This game will be no easier and it could be harder. We've been down there at the bottom so we know that Sheffield Wednesday are fighting for points and what we have got to do is turn up and do our jobs."
"The play offs were always an outside chance but while there is a glimmer of hope we'll hold on to that. The lads know that if they can get three points they can jump up to seventh or eighth again and even if there was no chance, there is nothing like winning a football match and that's what we are chasing."
Coventry City will be wearing their white England style kit tomorrow but Coleman, in response to his dislike for last season's revival of the notorious chocolate brown strip in a 3-2 defeat against Watford, said "I wore white for Wales Under 21's once, and we beat England"