Tottenham boss Jose Mourinho still believes his side can finish in the top four of the Premier League and says the current table does not mean anything.
A poor run of just three wins in the last 12 games has seen Spurs slip from the top of the table down to ninth and they are now outsiders to secure Champions League qualification.
Sunday's visit to West Ham seems pivotal as they are six points behind the Hammers, with a game in hand and a victory will reignite their top-four hopes.
In a see-saw season, where teams have all played different amounts of games, Mourinho says anything is still possible.
Mourinho probably still has nightmares about the reverse fixture against West Ham as Spurs blew a 3-0 lead by conceding three goals in the final 10 minutes.
That draw had long-lasting consequences as Mourinho adopted a more pragmatic approach in order to ensure it did not happen again.
And the Portuguese says that match is a microcosm of their season.
"The first game against West Ham is a little bit of the reflection of our season and the reflection of some of our problems," he said.
"If we win that game you would all say we played amazingly well, which we did, we had an incredible first half, lots of quality, lots of dominance, we played really well but we didn't win it and this is a reflection of many of our matches.
"We played well, we should win but the final result is not a victory and the perception, which becomes the reality, you didn't win, the result is not good, people can say the team didn't play well.
"I think the team played so well but made mistakes and because of that we didn't win. But my first match at West Ham when I arrived, it was a match that was not very different.
"We started very well, we dominated the game for 75 minutes, we were winning 3-0 and we conceded two goals and we finished the game looking like we were in trouble. This team many many times plays well but doesn't get results by different reasons we don't get it."
Mourinho should have Harry Kane available at the London Stadium after he asked to be rested for the Europa League win over Wolfsberger.
Sergio Reguilon (muscle) and Giovani Lo Celso (hamstring) miss out.
