The England international scored a crucial winner for Spurs as they remained third in the Premier League.
Harry Kane has played down injury fears after limping off the pitch in Tottenham’s 1-0 win over Brighton.
The England captain scored a first-half header to win the game for the Spurs. However, he had to leave the pitch later on as he picked up a knock to his left leg.
Speaking after the game, Kane says there’s nothing to worry about regarding his fitness.
“It’s been a difficult week to say the least, and it was nice to get the win,” Kane told Sky Sports.
“It was a bit of a scrappy goal, Son [Heung-min] whipped one in with pace and it went in. We managed to get the win, and we know it’s a difficult place to come.
“We’ve just got to recover and prepare for the Champions League midweek. I’m feeling good and scoring goals so hopefully that continues.”
Asked whether he picked up an injury, Kane responded: “Obviously, he’s gone full power with the shot and I just managed to get in front of him.
“It’s definitely a sore one, but it’s worth it when you win the game for sure. I’m feeling good.”
Tottenham prepare to meet Eintracht Frankfurt in the Champions League before returning to the Premier League to meet Everton next Saturday.
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