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Apr 1, 2013 at 3pm UK
 
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Dean Saunders: 'We're still struggling despite victory'

Saunders: 'We're still struggling'
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Dean Saunders admits that Wolverhampton Wanderers are still struggling, despite securing a victory over Birmingham City.

Wolverhampton Wanderers manager Dean Saunders has claimed that his side still have a long way to go, despite snatching three points from Birmingham City this afternoon.

The former Premier League side's survival hopes have been given a boost following a thrilling 3-2 victory over the Blues at St Andrew's.

"[Birmingham boss Lee Clark's] not let the team buckle, fair play to Birmingham, they fought back, got two penalties," Saunders told Sky Sports News.

"It would sound like sour grapes if we lost. We've got four wins out of five now but we still can't seem to get away from the bottom far enough."

Wolves are now in 18th place in the Championship table, one point away from the drop zone.

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2Manchester CityMan City6420146814
3Arsenal6420125714
4Chelsea6411157813
5Aston Villa6411129313
6Fulham632185311
7Newcastle UnitedNewcastle632187111
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