One game at a time for Potter
Swansea City manager Graham Potter insists he is not thinking about Wembley and is only interested in beating Brentford on Sunday.
The two mid-table Championship sides meet at the Liberty Stadium with a place in the quarter-finals of the FA Cup at stake.
The Swans reached the sixth round last term but were beaten 3-0 by Tottenham and were eventually relegated from the Premier League.
Potter's team look set to finish in mid-table in the Championship this season but can be backed at 10/11 to beat the Bees and reach the quarter-finals of the FA Cup for only the fifth time in their 107-year history.
"That is a surprising stat to me," admitted Potter. "But we cannot think too much about that, we have to focus on the game which presents a big enough challenge against a team I have a lot of respect for.
"What dominates my thinking is how we can win the next match, we can't worry about what might happen or what might be. You just have to try and win.
"I am a million miles away from thinking about Wembley. I have far too much respect for Brentford and what they do to think about anything other than how we can beat them."
Swansea are available at 13/2 to beat Brentford by a two-goal margin and 100/1 to win the FA Cup outright this season.
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Swansea City manager Graham Potter insists he is not thinking about Wembley and is only interested in beating Brentford on Sunday.
The two mid-table Championship sides meet at the Liberty Stadium with a place in the quarter-finals of the FA Cup at stake.
The Swans reached the sixth round last term but were beaten 3-0 by Tottenham and were eventually relegated from the Premier League.
Potter's team look set to finish in mid-table in the Championship this season but can be backed at 10/11 to beat the Bees and reach the quarter-finals of the FA Cup for only the fifth time in their 107-year history.
"That is a surprising stat to me," admitted Potter. "But we cannot think too much about that, we have to focus on the game which presents a big enough challenge against a team I have a lot of respect for.
"What dominates my thinking is how we can win the next match, we can't worry about what might happen or what might be. You just have to try and win.
"I am a million miles away from thinking about Wembley. I have far too much respect for Brentford and what they do to think about anything other than how we can beat them."
Swansea are available at 13/2 to beat Brentford by a two-goal margin and 100/1 to win the FA Cup outright this season.
Source: bet365.com
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