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Garry Monk (Supplied)
Garry Monk (Supplied)

Cape Town - Swansea City manager Gary Monk has his heart set on ending the Premier League season in the top half of the table as they prepare to take on Newcastle United at St James' Park on Saturday.

The Swans are currently eight in the table but, at this stage of the season, are too far away from the top to qualify for European football, but also well enough clear of the bottom to be threatened by relegation, leaving little motivation to keep picking up points.

But Monk still has his own personal objectives to achieve in the remaining five fixtures, and is set to remind his team that they still have something to play for against the Magpies.

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