The 40-year-old goalkeeper will be standing between the West London side and a place in the FA Cup final when the two meet on Sunday in their semi-final clash.

And with Tottenham currently sitting two points ahead of Chelsea in fourth place, the Premier League war horse believes the last Champions League spot is theirs to lose.

He said: "We have got a tremendous squad and other than two performances - Norwich and Arsenal away - we have been playing good football and have a lot of confidence.

"We have got a big game against Chelsea and hopefully we can get to the FA Cup final and then we will concentrate on the Premier League from there.

"But we are looking to at least finish fourth and, hopefully, third."