Cove Rangers might be 21 points ahead in the League One title race - but Clyde's Gregory Tade reckons the Bully Wee can't be counted out yet.
Danny Lennon's side have hit a streak of one league defeat in 11 games and it's lifted them to one point outside of the promotion play-off positions.
Tade scored the winner for Clyde in last weekend's 2-1 victory over Alloa Athletic, his first goal for the club, remarkably coming 4753 days after his first debut in 2009.
Now a match with struggling basement club East Fife awaits this weekend and Tade can't see reason as to why Cove - who have 50 points - can't be caught by Clyde on 29 after 23 games played.
He said: "For me, I have never been a guy who sets small goals. If we can never catch Cove, we can never catch Cove. But until it's mathematically done, that's where I am at.
"I play to win in every game. People who know me know this. The title is still there. Cove haven't won it yet. They are in a great place to win it and are favourites.
"But if I am still in it, I am in it to win it."
The 35-year-old had scored for every club he has represented apart from Clyde prior to Saturday's dramatic 88th minute winner.
He was pleased and Tade says his strike was a long time coming: "It was good to get it. I didn't expect it to be a winner but the boys played well.
"It was a very good performance and the team is on a good run of form. People know me as a striker but when I came to Clyde, I wasn't playing up front.
"I was playing in midfield, on the right, and on the left. I was never the guy who they were looking at to score the goals. I've made a couple assists but it's been a long time since my first debut!
"Clyde were the only team I hadn't scored for in my career, so I am happy. I try to do my part, which is why I have been brought to the club."
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