'Champions League chasing clubs are on a high' - Lawspublished at 09:10 17 April

Former Nottingham Forest defender Brian Laws says the remaining six games of the Premier League season will be a "massive test" for Nuno Espirito Santo's side after their "blooper" against Everton last weekend.
The 1-0 defeat has bunched up the Premier League table somewhat, with only three points now separating Nottingham Forest in fourth and Aston Villa in seventh.
Speaking on BBC Radio Nottingham's Shut Up And Show More Football podcast, Laws admitted that some of the clubs looking to get over the line and secure European football for next season are currently "on a high".
"It is going to be about who holds their nerve best - that's for sure," he added. "It will be a massive test for Forest because the chasing clubs are on a high.
"Newcastle United are playing off the back of winning the Carabao Cup. It is like they have come alive and that is a worry because it looks like they can go on and continue in that way.
"It has been like a new lease of life and it has kickstarted them probably at the most crucial time - in the last six or seven games - so they are a worry.
"Manchester City are absolutely bubbling. Chelsea have got class in their team and you know that on any given day they can win a game, but they do also have a blooper in them.
"I didn't think Forest had a blooper in them, so that Everton defeat has hurt a bit."