Manchester United are just a point behind after they
beat deadly rivals City in the early kick-off. But the Stamford
Bridge boss insisted: "The title is still in our hands.
"We don't have to be afraid — we just have to look to
the next game against Stoke. "I don't think the players were
nervous, we knew how important this game was. "We didn't do so good
but Tottenham played very well, at the same level as they did
against Arsenal. "We were a little bit down, but this is
football."
Spurs boss Harry Redknapp meanwhile claimed his side
were worthy winners — and exceeded their performance in midweek. He
said: "We deserved, there's no doubt about that. I thought we were
even better today than we were against Arsenal.
"That first 30 minutes or so we completely dominated
and then we had some great chances in the second half. "We missed
three or four unbelievable opportunities to really kill them off
completely."
Despite opening up a two-point lead in fourth over
fellow Champions League rivals Manchester City, Redknapp is
refusing to get carried away.
He added: "I still think it's going to be close. Villa
and Liverpool have it all to do to catch us but certainly Man City
have still got a great chance. We have still got to go to
City."
