(Reuters) - Leicester City must look past ensuring their survival in the Premier League next season and set themselves higher goals, manager Craig Shakespeare has said. But the club also progressed to the quarter-finals of the UEFA Champions League only to be beaten by Spanish side Atletico Madrid. Shakespeare signed a three-year permanent contract in June and is looking to take the team to new heights. (www.lcfc.com)"I think our aim is to try and be competitive in every match, whether we're playing Chelsea as Premier League winners last season or a team that's just come up. "There will be targets internally and privately and I think it's important that the players know what's required."

Source: The Star July 05, 2017 11:26 UTC