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‘EXCITED’ DAVIES BACKS MATCHWINNER STANSFIELD

BIRMINGHAM CITY manager Chris Davies is “excited” to see where his side will finish after they went to within two points of the final play-off place.
Victory over relegation-threatened West Bromwich Albion on Tuesday night will move Blues into the top six.
“Regardless of what happens on Tuesday night, I get the feeling that we are ready to compete right to the end of the season,” said Davies.
“We’ve got an improved squad from January, there’s a togetherness and hunger there and I’m excited to see how we attack every game and see...

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