Spurs missed the chance to leapfrog their North London rivals in the table on Monday after slipping to a surprise 2-1 home defeat by Norwich City.

The result means Spurs trail Arsenal by two points, having played a game more, and they were also joined on 59 points by Newcastle United.

With Chelsea also in the mix for a top-four spot, Redknapp believes the battle to qualify for the Champions League will be decided by the squad with the most desire.

Key

He said: "We have not been in bad form the last few weeks, but today was a setback. We had a bad day.

"It is all still to play for though.

"It is going to be close, but there are still five games to go. It is the team who wants it most.

"We would settle for finishing fourth, Champions League football is the key.

"It would be lovely to finish above Arsenal, but that is going to be tough now.

"It is still all to play for - Chelsea have to play Arsenal, Newcastle have to play Chelsea, Chelsea have to play Liverpool away, so who knows?"