Jordan says Tottenham still feel title challenge is on

Tottenham coach Joe Jordan rates Manchester United a better prospect of beating Manchester City to the title than themselves.

With games against Liverpool, Arsenal, Chelsea and United coming up in the next month, Jordan believes Spurs can haul themselves back into contention.

"The City game was a big disappointment," Jordan said.

"It will be a lot more difficult but football can change in a few minutes like it did at City.

"We are in a reasonably healthy position and there are quite a number of games to come up between ourselves and clubs who will have a bearing on the top four, and that applies to Man City as well, so anything can happen.

"You would like to think that if we don't get stupid injuries and suspensions, that we could put up a (title) challenge.

"We could challenge and compete, on our day, with anyone in the league.

"Champions League is our priority but we would like to get it by finishing either third, second, or first."