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Jamie O’Hara makes bold Tottenham Champions League prediction after Chelsea win

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Former Tottenham midfielder Jamie O’Hara has backed Roberto De Zerbi’s Spurs side to challenge for a Champions League place this season following their recent resurgence...

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Jamie O’Hara makes bold Tottenham Champions League prediction after Chelsea win
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Former Tottenham midfielder Jamie O’Hara has backed Roberto De Zerbi’s Spurs side to challenge for a Champions League place this season following their recent resurgence in form.

Tottenham Hotspur look to have turned the tide in their Premier League campaign after securing back-to-back victories over Coventry City and Chelsea. Those results have moved the Lilywhites closer to the European places, with just four points separating 14th-placed Spurs from fifth-placed Chelsea.

Last season, fifth place was enough to secure Champions League qualification, and that could once again be the case this season depending on how English clubs perform in Europe.

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