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Terriers boss: 'We can still beat the drop'

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Vincent
Published date22 April 2024
Publication titleHuddersfield Daily Examiner
Second-half goals from Jamal Lowe, Ronald, Jerry Yates and Liam Walsh condemned the Terriers to a fifth loss in their last 10 outings - a run which includes just one win

The Terriers' penultimate game of the season sees them welcome Birmingham - the team currently directly above them in the league table - to the John Smith's Stadium in what is likely to be a decisive encounter in the battle against relegation.

We have to stadium next give everything three Andre

And Breitenreiter is refusing to give up hope that they can retain their Championship status.

"We have to stay in the league, but it's a hard fight," he said.

"We need the people around the team, we need one group on the pitch and, when it's not like this, you'll never have a chance to stay in the league.

"Teams will go down when they're not together. This is the truth in every country.

"So we have to stay together and yes there's frustration - that's totally clear today - but it's done from Monday and then we have to prepare and to think positive.

"It's hard maybe to say, but we have to believe that it's possible.

"We have to come to the stadium next week and to give everything for the three points, because then we'd be one point above Birmingham."

Although the four goals...

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