Victory and a place in the last-eight would be a major step towards a place in the final which, if we were to win to gain a Champions League place, would surely keep Declan Rice at the club for at least another season.
The disappointment of missing out on the domestic cups is understandable but it could perhaps be a blessing in disguise because the top six and Europa League always had to be the priority, given Declan’s situation.
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