NorthEast United have two games in hand and Jarni has not lost hope of finishing the league in the top four
NorthEast United FC, currently ninth on the Indian Super League (ISL) table with 11 points from as many games, will be looking to cut down a massive 10-point gap with fourth-placed Odisha FC when they take on ATK FC in Kolkata, on Monday.
Despite such a big gap, the Highlanders coach Robert Jarni still believes that anything is possible with respect to their slim chances of making it to the play-offs.