STEPHEN Hunt is not content with automatic promotion from League Two. He wants to win the title.

Notts County are third in the basement division, after drawing 2-2 with second-placed Bournemouth at Meadow Lane on Monday night.

They are 11 points behind league leaders Rochdale, with two games in-hand and face Dale at home on April 20.

Hunt believes the Magpies can topple them.

"We're up there in the top three so why shouldn't we aim for the title?" he said. "We have got to strive for the top.

"We're in the top three now and our aim is to stay there for the rest of the season. I think we're capable of doing that.

"They (Rochdale) have done well to be where they are; they are one of the better teams in the league.

"They keep picking up points but they know we're behind them with a couple of games in-hand.

"All we can do is keep the pressure on. I think they're under a lot of pressure to keep winning."

Hunt is disappointed they didn't beat Bournemouth to climb into second place, after conceding the equaliser in the third minute of injury time.

"We should have done better. We didn't perform very well, especially in the second half," he said. "We're a better team than them but it wasn't to be.

"We had a goal ruled out in the first half that should have stood and we had a few other half-chances that we didn't take, I had one myself.

"But we have got to be positive. We've gone into third.

"That was our aim two weeks ago. The gaffer targeted the top three when he came in. We're unbeaten in five under the gaffer and we can push on."