Kane Scores As Tottenham Edge Sunderland To Stay Unbeaten

"Now he feels pain and we see tomorrow".

"We need to show more as a team - more passion, more desire".

"I saw them capitulate 5-1 at the Lane in April 2014".

For starters, the north London outfit are getting nearly four days off between their Champions League outing against Monaco and their showdown with Sunderland - one more than they generally had when they were in the Europa League.

A longer lay-off could also mean the forward misses England's World Cup qualifying fixtures against Malta on October 8 and Slovenia three days later.

Moyes said: "We have got to try and get to a point where we can get something from the Tottenham game". We have to make sure we learn from Monaco and take it into the next games.

"I remember when I came through at West Ham the team were playing well. It's hard with holidays and pre-season and it's hard to get fit".

The north Londoners are yet to taste defeat in the Premier League this season having registered two wins and two draws from their opening four games while they eased to an impressive 4-0 victory at Stoke last weekend.

Harry Kane, Mousa Dembele and Eric Dier were all forced out of Tottenham's 1-0 win against Sunderland because of injury problems.

Dele Alli nodded down Walker's cross and Djilobodji should have made a routine clearance but instead sliced it into the path of Kane, who was perfectly placed to stab home.

Pochettino hailed the atmosphere of a club-record attendance at the match and was at a loss to explain his team's unusually flat performance.

However, the real worry for him and Spurs fans will be the injuries to Kane, Dembele and Dier.

It's no secret that Tottenham manager Mauricio Pochettino isn't happy about the way Spurs played against Monaco on Wednesday.

The Sunderland manager needs to stop the rot with the Black Cats before things get out of hand.

"I want to create chances and play well - sometimes you need a lot of chances to score".

"I was a person that liked the reality, that they never lied to me", Pochettino said. "But do you need two holding midfielders against Sunderland?".

"But it's true from the beginning after the Olympic Games his idea was to leave to go to Germany". The club is working very well in this aspect and it's always good to hear young players have extended their contracts and shown their commitment to the club.

"In his mind, he would like to move, but in the end he accepted to stay and fight for his position".

Eriksen has scored in all four of his Premier League appearances against Sunderland.