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JUST IN: Stoke City’s Last-Ditch Survival Plan Revealed! Showdown Fixtures Unveiled
With a decisive 3-0 victory over Plymouth Argyle, their relegation opponents, Stoke City have virtually guaranteed a spot in the Championship for next season. Are they not? With two games left in the season, the Potters are four points above the drop zone after that win. Two spots are still up for grabs.
Sheffield After Stoke’s victory over Blackburn on Sunday, things are still a little too close for comfort. The team may still need to pick up a few more points from their upcoming games against Bristol City at home and Southampton away. Alternatively, other outcomes could allow everyone to take off their flip-flops.
This is your chance to see what will happen next and the crucial games that will determine the elimination of the clubs in the bottom division. Next week at this time, Stoke should either be safe or extremely anxious. Everything will be completed and signed off by this time in two weeks, ready for 2024 or 2025. What anticipate and expect? Have your say in the comments section.
Important matches that could support Stoke
Stoke will be safe if Birmingham loses to Huddersfield (a) or Norwich (h), unless Huddersfield also wins away at Ipswich and reverses an 11-goal swing in goal differential.
In the event that Sheffield Wednesday loses its games against West Brom (h) or Sunderland (a), Stoke will be safe unless unusual scorelines narrow a 13-goal deficit in goal differential.
At Saturday’s halftime, Stoke’s head coach stated, “We felt 50 points was a milestone we needed to reach.” That was the goal we established, but we know it isn’t finished based on how games have played out and the outcomes for the bottom clubs.
“I just told the players that it’s critical that we arrive on Monday, have a great week, and concentrate on the game.” We are traveling to Southampton, one of the top clubs in the division, but we must make an effort to win the game because anything can happen in sports. Until it is mathematically secure, which it is not at the present, we must continue.
