Michael Bridges admits 'miracles do happen' and feels it is too close to call for Leeds United and their relegation rivals on the final day. However, the former Whites striker fears the appointment of Sam Allardyce and his coaching staff came a 'little bit too late' to preserve their top-flight status.
The damaging defeat to West Ham last time out means Leeds must beat Tottenham at Elland Road on Sunday while hoping results elsewhere go in their favour. Everton could condemn both United and Leicester City to the Championship with a home win over Bournemouth, while the Foxes need to defeat the Hammers and hope the Toffees do not emerge victorious at Goodison Park.
Bridges has seen enough from all three sides to suggest they could each pick up victories, a scenario which would end Leeds' three-year stay in the Premier League. The pundit insists the Whites 'definitely have a chance', but has bemoaned Allardyce only being afforded four matches to transform the club's fortunes.
