group.Thats what really has driven us in the last two weeks and I certainly think theres a bit that still drives us to continue our strong performance into next week.Speaking ahead of Saturday evenings preliminary

As the battle for Premier League survival heads towards a dramatic climax, Davie Provan and Ray Wilkins offer their predictions on which sides are destined for relegation to the Championship. Newcastle, who suffered defeat in Rafa Benitezs first game in charge against Leicester on Monday Night Football, find themselves second bottom with nine matches remaining.Sunderland, who also have nine games left to play, and Norwich sit one point above Newcastle, while Aston Villa remain rooted to the bottom of the table, nine points off safety. So who will beat the drop? Provan and Wilkins gave us their predictions on Sky Sports News HQ...Sunderland Davie Provan believes Sunderland will beat Everton in their rearranged fixture Provan and Wilkins believe Sam Allardyces side will take a point from the Tyne-Wear derby on Sunday, a game shown live on Sky Sports, and follow that up with a home victory over West Brom to boost their survival hopes.But thats where things get nervy for the Black Cats as Provan believes they will win just once more before the end of the season. He predicts that win will come at home against Everton in a fixture that is yet to be rearranged due to the Toffees FA Cup progress. Newcastle Davie Provan sees just two more wins for Rafa Benitezs Newcastle Provan thinks Benitez will earn his first point as Newcastle boss in the Tyne-Wear derby, but the former Real Madrid boss will have to wait until his side to host Swansea at St James Park on April 16 for his first win in charge.In fact, Newcastle are tipped to win just twice under Benitez before the end of the season.Norwich City Ray Wilkins cannot see another Norwich win before the end of the season Wilkins cant see another victory for Norwich before the end of the campaign, with key home games against relegation rivals Newcastle and Sunderland tipped to end in draws.The former Chelsea assistant believes Norwich will pick up just three more points from their final eight games.Aston Villa Ray Wilkins thinks Newcastle will suffer defeat to Aston Villa on the penultimate weekend of the season Its an unforgiving fixture list for Villa, and Wilkins predicts defeats to come against Swansea, Manchester United, Chelsea, Watford and Arsenal.But they will earn their single victory on the penultimate weekend of the season, according to Wilkins, who fancies Remi Gardes side to dent Newcastles survival bid with a win against the Magpies at Villa Park.How will it finish? 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Sydney will go into the AFL grand final still desperate to atone for their embarrassment at the hands of Greater Western Sydney in week one of the finals, onballer Dan Hannebery says.The Swans booked a spot in the grand final against the Giants or the Western Bulldogs with a blistering 37-point win over Geelong on Friday night at the MCG, having dispatched Adelaide last week in a similarly brutal fashion.Hannebery said the Swans were left seething after being bullied by crosstown rivals GWS in their qualifying final at ANZ Stadium.I think that really burned in us and, to be honest, it still does, he told ABC radios Grandstand program on Saturday.Were still atoning for that embarrassment, I suppose, as a whole group.Thats what really has driven us in the last two weeks and I certainly think theres a bit that still drives us to continue our strong performance into next week.Speaking ahead of Saturday evenings preliminary final between the Giants and Bulldogs at Spotless Stadium, Hannebery said an all-Sydney grand final would be great for AFL in NSW.ddddddddddddBut the Swans didnt care who their opponents were and would focus on maintaining the intensity they had delivered over the past fortnight.Sydneys All-Australian midfield trio of Hannebery, Josh Kennedy and Luke Parker have received strong support in the finals from outstanding youngster Isaac Heeney, who was arguably best on ground against Geelong.Hannebery, who tasted defeat in the 2014 grand final against Hawthorn, said the Swans emerging players would need to continue delivering to ensure the sides taxing brand of high-pressure football stood up.Its certainly a hard style to play week-in, week-out but thats what we aspire to do, he said.Weve done it for a number of years and we know thats what stacks up. 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