Tottenham Women's striker Cathinka Tandberg is confident about the team's chances of qualifying for the Champions League. The 21-year-old Norway international has been making bold claims since September, after scoring a remarkable goal against Everton. Tandberg joined Spurs last summer from Swedish side Hammarby and has been impressive in her first season. She admires the club's infrastructure and believes it can help them achieve their goals. The team has had a mixed season, with a three-match losing streak in the league, but Tandberg remains optimistic. She points to the club's record points total and believes they can beat it. Tandberg's comments have not gone unnoticed, with some questioning the team's ability to compete with the top teams. However, she remains focused on her goal of becoming the best striker in the world. The team's new manager, Martin Ho, has also been working to improve the team's performance. Tandberg's determination and confidence are inspiring, and she is likely to play a key role in the team's future success. The Champions League is a tough competition, but with Tandberg leading the charge, Tottenham Women may just have a chance.