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Ki: Swansea still believe they can survive the drop
16 Apr 2017

Ki: Swansea still believe they can survive the drop

Ki Sung-Yueng insists the Swansea City squad still believe they can still get the required results to retain their Premier League status.

Swansea enjoyed an initial honeymoon period under manager Paul Clement but a 1-0 defeat to Watford on Saturday was their fifth defeat in their last six matches.

The Welsh outfit have lost their last six on the road and are two points behind Hull City with five games left of the league season.

And Ki is confident the Swans can avoid relegation, especially as they prepare to welcome Stoke, Everton and West Brom to the Liberty Stadium between now and the final day.

“We still believe we can win games, especially when we are playing at home,” the midfielder said. “We have five games to go this season and we still believe in ourselves.

WATFORD, ENGLAND - APRIL 15: Tom Cleverley of Watford is challenged by Ki Sung-yueng of Swansea City during the Premier League match between Watford and Swansea City at Vicarage Road Stadium on April 15, 2017 in Watford, England. (Photo by Athena Pictures/Getty Images)

(Photo by Athena Pictures/Getty Images)

“We have had some great games this season. We have produced some really good results when the pressure has been on.

“The recent run has been disappointing, but now we have to try to find our confidence and try to get some good results again.

“If we can get a win against Stoke next weekend, the confidence will be boosted and we will have a chance in the four games after that.”

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