'We are going to fight until the end' - Gibbs-White
Nottingham Forest captain Morgan Gibbs-White says the team are ready to fight until the very end for a Champions League spot.
It is all to play for on the final day of the season when Forest host Chelsea, with the result deciding who could finish fifth.
"We've made it difficult for ourselves from where we were but we are going to fight until the end," said Gibbs-White. "We're at home, the City Ground is going to be rocking and we'll need the fans.
"We will plan this week how we're going to go into the game but we will be fighting."
Chelsea are one of three teams on 66 points, alongside Newcastle and Aston Villa, with Manchester City and Nottingham Forest on 65 points.
Five English sides will qualify for the Champions League through the league, up from the usual four, with an extra place secured because of positive results by Premier League clubs in Europe this season.
Chelsea know a win would be enough to secure qualification, but Forest need to beat the Blues and hope at least one team above them slips up if they are to grab a spot in Europe's elite competition.
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