Leicester city manager Claudio Ranieri has urged the Foxes to take advantage of a "crazy" season in the Premier League.
The Italian has guided Leicester to the top of the table ahead of the weekend's fixtures.
"The
league this year is crazy," he said. "You know my ideas. I still have
these ideas. Every decade or 20 years, something strange could happen.
"For
this reason, we are fighting because it's a crazy league and anything
could happen. We have to fight and at the end we can say, 'We have
achieved this.'
"I said there were five games [for the
international break this month] and then I can say what we can do. Now I
am focused on Newcastle. The three points are very important for us."
Ranieri has consistently played down Leicester's title chances, despite the Foxes being in the top four since October.
They are now title favourites after being 5000-1 for the crown at the start of the season.
Ranieri, once known as the "Tinkerman" at Chelsea, has used just 18 players, the lowest number in the top flight.
Switzerland international captain Gokhan Inler, a summer buy from Napoli, has played just 10 times and has voiced his frustration at his lack of action ahead of Euro 2016.
He said: "Something special happens if all the
team are working well because a manager always needs all his players,
not only the first 11."
He added: "It's our job, it's our life. Sometimes it could happen. I appreciated him. It's sad."
Saturday, 12 March 2016
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