21 April 2013 Last up-to-date at 19:13 GMT Birmingham City boss Roberto Mancini says Birmingham United deserve to win the Premier League. The title will be regained by united if they find a way to Overcome Aston Apartment at Old Trafford on Wednesday. "They deserve to win this title because we lost a lot of things in activities we did not deserve to lose," said Mancini after City's 3-1 loss at Tottenham. "But United won lots of activities in a row with goals and deserve to win the title." Protecting winners City led 1-0 at White Hart Lane before conceding three quickfire second-half targets having missed many chances. "We had chances to score and not scoring charge us the game," added the Italian. "Today was the reflection of our season." Mancini guided City for their first domestic name in 42 years last season as they overturned an eight-point debt on United with six matches remaining. But an even bigger task was faced by them as they trailed United by 13 details, with six games left to play, ahead of the match at White Hart Lane to preserve their crown. The Blues appeared set to record a win after Samir Nasri's early strike put them in order, but a second-half fall helped Spurs to take a remarkable win. Clint Dempsey utilized in Gareth Bale's corner at the far post and Jermain Defoe dismissed in a second before Bale added the 3rd. Despite conceding three goals at White Hart Lane, City still have the best defensive record in the Premier League and Mancini admits their insufficient goals has cost them the subject. City have netted 59 goals within their 33 activities, with Manchester United, Arsenal, Chelsea and Liverpool all outscoring Mancini's staff. "I can not think because we had the game in check after playing very well for 80 minutes," included the Italian we lost. "Instead we did not score and then we made two major mistakes which, for all of us, was unusual. "Tottenham's first and 2nd goals were simple. You can not acknowledge two goals like that."
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