Christian Eriksen - I'm happy at Spurs

Christian Eriksen may miss out on playing against Chelsea with a back muscle problem but when asked if he felt Tottenham could beat Chelsea at Stamford Bridge he had no doubts.

Christian Eriksen Spurs can beat Chelsea
Christian Eriksen believes Spurs can beat Chelsea

“I don’t know how other guys are thinking, but I’m happy where I am, and hopefully we’ll get to the Champions League anyway.

“I think it is important for the club, and the calibre of player that could come, or stay. I think everybody wants to go to the Champions League.

“I’ve tried it before at Ajax, and you see everything is bigger, the atmosphere, the TV rights, the people watching.

“The Europa League is great, but the Champions League is what everybody wants, it’s the best place to play.”

“A win would show everyone that we are top-four contenders, it would show we are still in the race, that’s what we want.

“If we want to get to the top four we have to win these games, and that’s what we’ll try to do. If we win again it’s so close that anything can still happen.

“Everybody still has the focus to push towards the Champions League, and hopefully we’ll get there. I hope we’ve got momentum now, you only gain confidence from winning.

“All that matters at this stage is the points, it doesn’t matter how you win, we saw that against Cardiff. It wasn’t pretty, but we won.

“But we still do also know we have to play better to beat Chelsea, or Arsenal, we know that.”

Tim Sherwood all but confirmed Eriksen won't be fit saying, "Christian is doubtful, he’s still not shaken off the back injury. It’s a minor injury but still irritating him and this game might come too early."

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On our other injuries Sherwood gave an update in Fridays press conference.

Danny Rose was expected out for the next three games but is progressing Sherwood confirmed.

"We’ve had good news on Danny so we’re hoping he'll be on the mend soon, we’ll get him back out training soon and then assess him."

"Erik and Vlad remain longer-term injuries alongside Etienne."