Tottenham boss Harry Redknapp insists their top four tilt is far from over.
He feels the points are there if Spurs can turn recent draws into vital wins when it matters most.
Redknapp told the club's website: "It's all to play for still. Man City have got pole position now with us dropping a couple of points last Saturday and them winning at Blackburn.
"But we've got to be positive and try to win as many of our games as we can and see where we finish up. It can be done but we need to pick up some big points in some tough games away from home now.
"We've had six games where we've won one and drawn five. We've played well in the games but we've just not got the results and that's hurt us.
"But that's the way its been all season. Everybody has tossed points away, everybody has had blips at the top of the table."
Chelsea, on the other hand, have their own agenda on Saturday with table toppers Manchester United just six points away, so Redknapp is under no illusions how tough this trip will be.
He added: "They're in good form, they're playing well. They've got good players and they're a strong football team.
"They're a team that I think most of us fancied at the start to probably win the Premier League, and they're there every year because they've got fantastic players who have been there, done it - they're winners.
"So you go to Chelsea knowing it's going to be a difficult game, but we're a good side as well. We've had some great matches with Chelsea in the time I've been here, so hopefully this will be another big game for us."
