Meanwhile, Kane has also heaped praise on Champions League rookies Oliver Skipp and Pape Sarr who both made their full debuts in the competition and, despite the defeat, earned rave reviews and will now get more game time during the run-in because of injuries. We can still lose games but be more like the team we were in Milan. So hopefully that's behind us and we don't have any more performances like that. “To lose that type of game in the manner that we lost it was what hurt the most and I know that's what hurt the boss the most. “Leicester was disappointing because we were coming off the back of three wins in a row, a really good win against City and it was really the time to put our foot on the pedal, climb up the league and see what happens. We've been in good moments, we've been close but for one reason or another we haven't achieved what we wanted to achieve. Kane said: “We haven't won a trophy for a long time. Kane admitted the Leicester game “hurt” but admitted their lack of silverware - they have not won a trophy since 2008 - means they have to accept some of their shortcomings. Tottenham boss Antonio Conte was critical of his players and the way some of them “collapse” under pressure because they went from beating Manchester City to losing 4-1 at Leicester in less than a week.

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