Leeds boss Javi Gracia has called on the spirit of club anthem Marching On Together to help his side in their bid to retain their Premier League status. Gracia's side resume their relegation fight against fellow strugglers Nottingham Forest at Elland Road on tonight and the Spaniard feels the famous song can inspire his players during the run-in.
Leeds sit above the bottom three on goal difference after Saturday's 4-1 defeat at Arsenal, but Gracia said his squad is united in achieving its goal. He said: "All of them have the clear, collective objective: to remain in the Premier League. I hear Marching On Together since my arrival here and that's something I can feel.
"I love it. I love it when I listen to it in Elland Road. When I listen in Elland Road, it's something different. It helps our players to play better, I'm sure. In the next games, they will be with us. In these important games, I don't have doubt about the atmosphere at Elland Road. They will always be with us and now we have to be focused on doing things well."
