Jack Wilshere has played down the prospect of facing Tottenham next season.
The Luton Town boss can still win promotion to the Championship this term.
Jack Wilshere, head coach of Luton Town, celebrates after the Vertu Trophy Final match between Stockport County and Luton Town
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Wilshere is not thinking about the prospect of facing Spurs next season yetCredit: Getty
Meanwhile, Spurs remain embroiled in a relegation battle at the bottom of the Premier League.
Roberto De Zerbi's side are two points from safety with four matches remaining.
The north London outfit have not suffered relegation for 49 years.
As for Wilshere, he is hoping to guide Luton out of League One via the play-offs.
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Position Team Games Points
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2 Cardiff 45 91
3 Bolton 45 75
4 Stockport 45 74
5 Bradford 45 74
6 Stevenage 45 72
7 Luton 45 71
Wilshere on Spurs
Ahead of their final match of the season, he joined talkSPORT Breakfast on Wednesday morning.
Before leaving the show, fellow former Arsenal star Ray Parlour asked Wilshere about potentially facing Spurs next term.
The Gunners academy graduate replied: "I knew you were going to say that.
"I knew you were going to say that. Listen, the focus is on us. We only focus on us."
Wilshere's side currently sit seventh in League One heading into the final day.
They are just a point outside the play-off places before their trip to Bolton Wanderers on Saturday.
Xavi Simons of Tottenham Hotspur dejection after he shoots wide during the Premier League match between Wolverhampton Wanderers and Tottenham Hotspur
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Spurs are at risk of suffering their first relegation for 49 years this seasonCredit: Getty
The Trotters are already assured of a play-off berth but cannot be promoted automatically.
Lincoln City and Cardiff City have already secured the top two spots in the third-tier.
Luton's play-off hopes
Asked about facing a play-off rival on the final day, Wilshere added: "It’s still tight and I know they’ll want to finish third because you obviously get a little bit of advantage.
"I believe that once you’re in the play-offs the games are something special and it’s about who the best team is on the day and who deals with that pressure the best.
"I can’t see Bolton doing that (resting players) because they’ll want to finish third and I think you get home advantage for the second leg.
"I think they’ll be going for that and also you want to go into it in good form, you want to have momentum and they’re a good team."
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Luton Town Manager Jack Wilshere holds the trophy after the Vertu Trophy Final between Stockport County and Luton Town
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Wilshere is eyeing the final play-off spot after winning the EFL Trophy with LutonCredit: Getty
Wilshere was appointed by the Hatters in October as he secured his first permanent job in senior management.
The 34-year-old has already lifted his first trophy after Luton beat Stockport County in the EFL Trophy final earlier this month.