Andy Murray eyes first World Tour Final win

After defeat to Novak Djokovic in Paris the Olympic champion faces a tricky end to the year with the hard-court World Tour followed by the Davis Cup final on Ghent's clay.

And while the world number two admits the preparations will be challenging he is confident of turning in some good performances and finishing the season on a high.

"I think definitely I have a chance to win here," Murray said. "But I do think that I have to be a bit realistic in the first few days.

"I have just switched surfaces and balls and now I will be going back again and I might not be timing the ball perfectly at the beginning of the week but, as it goes on, hopefully I will start to play better tennis.

"I do feel I have an opportunity here. I think the conditions in Paris (where he reached the final last week) are fairly similar to here so it will be interesting to see how I get on. But I do think I am playing well enough to go far."