Tottenham Hotspur manager Mauricio Pochettino has said that he is "disappointed" with his side's 1-1 draw at home to Leicester City this afternoon.
Spurs extended their unbeaten start to the league season to 10 matches against the champions, but have now drawn their last three Premier League outings and are winless in five in all competitions.
Pochettino was pleased with goalscorer Vincent Janssen, who opened his league account for the club, but sees the result as two points dropped.
"Disappointed. We created chances. We dominated the game. But I am disappointed with the way we conceded the goal. It's hard to lose two points," he is quoted as saying by BBC Sport.
"I was disappointed for the goal as the way we conceded was a little unlucky. I am happy with the performance. We are still strong and unbeaten in the league, that is very important. It's true we are fighting and it's difficult to win games recently but the team showed it is strong enough.
"I am very happy with [Janssen]. Since the day he arrived his behaviour and performance is always improving. it's important to have confidence and trust in him."
Ahmed Musa's goal for Leicester at White Hart Lane was the first that Spurs have conceded from open play in the league this season.
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