Eric Molina is aiming to pull off a shock against Anthony Joshua as seismic as when his mentor Oliver McCall upset Lennox Lewis in 1994.American McCall ended British-born Lewis first reign as world heavyweight champion when he won the WBC title via an unexpected second round stoppage in London.Molina (25-3, 19 KOs) wants history to repeat when he challenges Joshua for his IBF world heavyweight title at the Manchester Arena on Saturday.Like McCall, Molina is an underdog. Like Lewis, Joshua is the home hero and title-holder. Mexican-American Molina, 34, has also worked with McCall, who has been troubled by drug abuse.Oliver McCall came across to me six years ago. I worked and trained with him, hes a good mentor of mine, he guided through some of his mind-frame of his first fight against Lewis, and some of the advice that he got, said Molina.Hes a great guy, hes helped me a lot and what a great moment for heavyweight boxing -- history has a moment to repeat itself.Weve talked a bit about mental and physical preparation. I always envision myself having that moment that he had here in England. He had that big win and it just shows the world that in this heavyweight division anything is possible.But the odds are heavily stacked against Texan Molina.Joshua, 27, has knocked out all 17 professional opponents since winning an Olympic gold in 2012 as an amateur. In his two world title fights, Joshua has dispatched Charles Martin in two rounds and Dominic Breazeale in seven.Despite the champions impressive record, Molina says the unbeaten star of British boxing is untested as he plots a shock.I think hes yet to be seen in a lot of situations, said Molina.Were coming in to try and put him in some spots and surprise him. He thinks its going to be an easy night, the whole world thinks its going to be an easy night, so my most powerful element is the element of surprise.And Molina, who was knocked out by WBC champion Deontay Wilder last year, feels he can only end Joshuas reign by KO.I might knock him down a round or two and I might still not win the round, said Molina.Every fight youve got to break down what your best chance to win is, am I going to outbox him for 12 rounds? No. Whats my only chance to win? To knock him out.Molina has three defeats on his record, the first coming on his professional debut in 2007, but he revived his career with a stoppage win over two-weight world champion Tomasz Adamek in his last fight in April, away from home in Poland.Molina has taken a break from his job of teaching disabled children, after attaining a masters degree in special education four years ago, and win or lose against Joshua he plans on returning to the day job.Im a school teacher and if I win or lose this fight one day I will be back in the classroom, said Molina.I feel like thats what Im destined to do. I know that whatever happens December 10 Ill be back there, its just a matter of when.But Im here living my dream to become world heavyweight champion coming from 0 and 1 and a small town that I came from and Im willing to give everything I got. Cheap Custom Mariners Jersey . PETERSBURG, Fla. Wholesale Custom Mariners Shirts . 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Last week, Watford boss Quique Sanchez Flores described Mauricio Pochettinos team as animals, and they comfortably out-ran Manchester City in their 2-1 win at the Etihad on Sunday.But are Spurs the fittest team in the league? Using EA Sports Player Performance data, weve taken a look at a number of key running stats - as well as Premier League teams goals for and against in the final minutes of matches.While not a fool-proof method of determining which team is the fittest, the numbers show Tottenham are indeed one of the hardest-working sides in the division…Distance covered Christian Eriksen scored an 83rd-minute winner for Spurs at Man City on Sunday Only Bournemouth (3060.6km) have run further than Tottenham this season (3003.8km). Tottenham out-ran Man City Spurs covered 121km to Man Citys 112km on Sunday and made 551 high-intensity sprints to Citys 494. Liverpool (fourth in the standings with 2910.2km) and Manchester United (fifth with 2903km) are also among the teams to have covered the most ground.In contrast, only bottom-of-the-league Aston Villa (2750.8km) and Stoke (2789.2km) have run less than Manchester City (2795.5km) and Chelsea (2802.7km) players this season. Distance covered (Kms) - Premier League Rank Team Distance covered (Kms) 1 Bournemouth 3060.6 2 Tottenham 3003.8 3 West Brom 2917.5 4 Liverpool 2910.2 5 Man Utd 2903 6 West Ham 2881.9 7 Leicester City 2874.3 8 Arsenal 2871.5 9 Southampton 2863.6 10 Crystal Palace 2860.6 11 Watford 2859.7 12 Sunderland 2858.8 13 Newcastle 2854.5 14 Everton 2837.9 15 Norwich City 2812.9 16 Swansea City 2812.8 17 Chelsea 2802.7 18 Man City 2795.5 19 Stoke City 2789.2 20 Aston Villa 2750.8 Sprints Andrew Surman and his Bournemouth team-mates have made the second-most number of sprints this season When it comes to high-intensity sprints, Tottenham players top the pile. Pochettinos men have made 13,937 sprints between them this season. Bournemouth are next on the list with 13,858 sprints.Liverpool (13,793) and Arsenal (13,683) follow - but West Ham players have made just 11,781, the lowest total in the Premier League.Surprisingly, Leicester City - renowned for their high-speed counter-attacking this season - have made the fewest number of sprints of the current top four (12,557). Total sprints - Premier League Rank Team Sprints 1 Tottenham 13,937 2 Bournemouth 13,858 3 Liverpool 13,793 4 Arsenal 13,683 5 Crystal Palace 13,052 6 Everton 12,820 7 Aston Villa 12,816 8 Man City 12,761 9 Leicester City 12,557 10 Sunderland 12,527 11 Man Utd 12,477 12 Newcastle 12,426 13 Chelsea 12,422 14 Swansea City 12,387 15 Southampton 12,372 16 Watford 12,209 17 West Brom 12,158 18 Norwich 12,151 19 Stoke City 12,038 20 West Ham 11,781 Scoring late goals Danny Welbecks injury-time goal against Leicester secured victory for Arsenal Man City may not cover as much distance as most Premier League teams, but they have been the best this season at scoring late goals.dddddddddddd. Theyve found the net 12 times from the 80th minute onwards this season.However, Tottenham - despite their running exertions - have still been able to score 10 times in the final 10 minutes of Premier League matches. Only two teams can better that.At the other end of the scale, Aston Villa have managed just one late goal so far this season and Manchester United - so famous under former boss Sir Alex Ferguson for scoring crucial late goals - have netted just four. Goals scored from 80mins - Premier League Rank Team Goals scored from 80mins 1 Man City 12 2 Everton 11 T3 Sunderland 10 T3 Tottenham 10 5 Leicester City 9 6 West Ham 8 T7 Crystal Palace 7 T7 Liverpool 7 T9 Bournemouth 6 T9 Watford 6 T11 Arsenal 5 T11 Chelsea 5 T11 Newcastle 5 T11 Stoke City 5 T15 Man Utd 4 T15 Norwich City 4 T15 Southampton 4 T15 West Brom 4 19 Swansea City 3 20 Aston Villa 1 Conceding late goals Norwich have conceded the most late goals this season Norwich have conceded the most goals late on in Premier League games this season, giving away 10 goals from the 80-minute mark. Aston Villa, Crystal Palace and Liverpool have also proven to be susceptible to conceding late goals, having each conceded nine times during that period.Of the top four, Man City have the best record in the final 10 minutes, conceding just four times, although Tottenham and Arsenal - who have each conceded five during that period - have also regularly kept their concentration late on. Goals conceded from 80mins - Premier League Rank Team Goals conceded from 80mins 1 Norwich City 10 T2 Aston Villa 9 T2 Crystal Palace 9 T2 Liverpool 9 T5 Chelsea 8 T5 Everton 8 T5 Newcastle 8 T8 Leicester City 7 T8 Man Utd 7 T8 Stoke City 7 T11 Bournemouth 6 T11 Watford 6 T11 West Brom 6 T14 Arsenal 5 T14 Tottenham 5 16 Man City 4 T17 Southampton 3 T17 Sunderland 3 T17 Swansea City 3 T17 West Ham 3 Who do you think is the fittest team in the Premier League? Let us know using the message boards or by tweeting @SkyFootball Also See: Who has the toughest run-in? Title race in numbers ' ' '