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Allardyce has just four games to prove it and pocket a reported £2.5 million bonus for keeping Leeds in the top flight//AFPix: Manchester City can take a decisive step towards a third consecutive Premier League title this weekend as they face struggling Leeds while Arsenal make a daunting trip to Newcastle.
Javi Gracia paid the price for a run of one point from five games, during which Leeds conceded 18 goals, as he was sacked on Wednesday. “It’s probably only the biggest challenge because of the shortness of games that are left,” said Allardyce. Mikel Arteta’s men had a return to the Champions League in their own hands with two games to go a year ago, only to be well beaten in a 2-0 defeat by the Magpies.“I have to be honest, they destroyed us. They were much, much better, they wanted it more. We have to go there and show them we are ready and why we are where we are.
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