Gallas was one the heroes for Spurs on Wednesday night as he performed brilliantly at the heart of their defence as they claimed a goalless draw with AC Milan. After a 1-0 win at the San Siro in the first leg, courtesy of Peter Crouch's goal, the draw was enough for Spurs to book their place in the last eight. Spurs boss Harry Redknapp claimed his side could make it through to the final at Wembley on May 28, but Gallas is unsure how far the team can go in the competition. "Nobody knows how far we can go, not even us," he said. "We know we have the quality to beat any team but now we have to understand the Champions League is not easy. "All the players now know we have the quality so we are strong. Everybody feels the group is very strong. It's good for the future." After seeing Barcelona knock out Arsenal with a football master class at the Nou Camp on Tuesday night, Gallas admits his side will struggle to make it to Wembley if they are paired with the Catalan giants in next week's draw. "I won't say we want to play against a small team - but we don't want to play against Barcelona," he added. "They are the best team in the world." Meanwhile, Gallas has thanked Tottenham for giving him the chance to prove his doubters wrong this season. Gallas was criticised by Arsenal's fans for leaving the Gunners for bitter rivals Spurs at the end of last season. "When I signed, I just wanted to play football and show who I am," said the Frenchman. "Everybody judged me because I didn't have a good World Cup and I was criticised because I was injured last year. "If I left Arsenal, it was for some reason. I won't say why now. The most important (thing) for me was to stay in London for my family and to play in the Champions League - Tottenham gave me that opportunity." Gallas' current deal with the club ends in the summer but he will be offered a one-year extension if he makes 30 appearances this season. Having already turned out 27 times for Spurs, the Frenchman looks set to be handed a new deal and he admitted last night that he was happy with life at White Hart Lane. "Will I be here next season? Maybe, I don't know yet," he said. "I don't know what can happen, nobody can know about the future. I'm happy to be here, we'll try to see if I can stay here for next season." Spurs keeper Heuerelho Gomes admitted the club cannot get too carried away and need to retain their focus for the remainder of the campaign. "It was brilliant for us, great for the club and fans, and now we have to move on," he said. "We have big games coming up and we have to wait to see who we get into the quarter-finals. It was not easy, but we deserved to win."
