Stefan Jovetic seeks Wembley shock against England to kick-start his career at Manchester City For us it means everything to get to the finals of the World Cup or the European Championship because we are such a small country. It is important not just for football reasons but also for the prestige of the country. We have seen neighbouring countries like Slovenia, Serbia, Croatia reach the finals in the past and now we want to get there. Hodgson will hope Joe Hart's familiarity with Jovetic provides inside knowledge of his strengths, but there may also be a fear the Montenegro coach will be well briefed on the England goalkeeper's recent flaws. "We have spoken a lot about the game and he said "good luck" when we left the stadium on Saturday but I'm not sure he really meant it," Jovetic said when asked about Hart. It was good for his confidence for him to play well against Everton last weekend. For me he is one of top three goalkeepers in the world. Although much is being made of England being two wins from Brazil, the nightmare scenario remains that defeat to Montenegro would make finishing in the top two unlikely for Hodgson's side, ruling them out of the play-offs. Jovetic hopes the pressure of playing in front of an expectant home crowd will stifle rather than inspire the England players. "I think they have more pressure than us because they are expected to win - and expect to win," he said. England are the favourites because they have so many good players and they are a huge nation but we have played them three times and shown we can compete with them. There is a lot of expectation on us as well from our own country. The people in my country expect us to beat any team, no matter who they are. I don't know why - but they always expect it. As well as damaging England's chances, Jovetic knows a strong performance can impress his club manager, Manuel Pellegrini. It has been an inauspicious start for him at City which he attributes to injury. He said: "It's true I haven't played much football. When I arrived I had a problem with my hamstring. Then I went away with the national team and I came back with another little problem and the team were playing well. I didn't play against Everton because I've had a [calf] problem for two days. I spoke with the manager and he didn't want to risk me and felt it was better that I didn't play. I would like to have played more going into this game but I've not been able to get a run in the team. Now I hope I'm going to stay fit and things will get better. England, and Hodgson, will be hoping Jovetic's fortunes do not improve until after this weekend.