Tottenham assistant Joe Jordan says the club are targeting a top-four finish after moving third last night.
Spurs completely controlled Aston Villa to win 2-0 at White Hart Lane, replacing Newcastle United in the top three, and Jordan feels the North Londoners are good enough to finish ahead of the likes of Chelsea, Arsenal and Liverpool after a very slow beginning.
"If we could get in the top four I think that would be a great season," he told Five Live.
"For us to be in the top bracket is something we'd have liked at the start of the season, but look at the manner in which Manchester City and Manchester United have started. We had a poor start, it wasn't balanced.
"Since then we've found consistency but there's a long, long way to go."
