Manchester City winger Shaun Wright-Phillips believes his dream of winning the Uefa Cup is far from over. City, however, face an uphill task tonight at Eastlands to overturn a 3-1 deficit against Hamburg in the quarter- final. Mark Hughes' side followed that dismal display by losing by a similar margin to Fulham in the Barclays Premier League on Sunday. Yet Wright-Phillips - who faces a late fitness test on an ankle injury - is convinced they can get back to winning ways after five defeats in six matches in all competitions.
"All I'll say is that it's not over until the fat lady sings," he told www.mcfc.co.uk. "It's not finished until the whole tie is done. "We are recognised as being very good at home, and if we play the way we usually do, we will make enough chances to win 2-0. "It's a matter of taking those chances on the night. We have to put them on the back foot straight away. "Anything is possible. If we go out there and play the way we know we can it will be difficult for Hamburg.
"Everyone is confident, we've spoken about it already and we have got the belief that we need. "It would be a dream for me to win the Uefa Cup after starting at the club as a kid - achieving things and being successful here was part of the reason I came back." Apart from Wright-Phillips, Vincent Kompany (hamstring) and Wayne Bridge (hamstring) are also receiving treatment while Nigel de Jong is cup-tied.
Striker Robinho is expected to return to the starting line-up. * With agencies
