Premier League: Sheffield United boss Chris Wilder unconcerned by top-four talks
FirstpostSheffield are seventh in the standings with 54 points, five behind Leicester, who occupy the final Champions League spot with three games to play. Sheffield United will not be distracted by talks of securing a top-four finish, with their attention focused solely on Thursday’s Premier League clash against Leicester City, manager Chris Wilder said on Tuesday. We’ve got to make sure performances are right up there with the ones that got us results against Chelsea, Wolves and Spurs.” Sheffield striker David McGoldrick and Crystal Palace winger Wilfried Zaha have recently been the targets of racist abuse and Wilder has called on authorities to take stricter action to try and eradicate the problem. Zaha and McGoldrick were very brave in what they’ve done and should have everyone’s support.” Wilder confirmed midfielder John Fleck, who has missed the Blades’ last four games through injury, is in line to return.