Tottenham captain Son Heung-min acknowledged his team's form is not good enough after they were stunned 2-1 by Leicester City at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on Sunday. (More Football News)
The hosts had taken the lead through Richarlison but found themselve🍷s behind after 50 minutes with Jamie Vardy and Bilal El Khannouss scoring immediately after the break.
Tottenham have failed to win any of their last seven top-flight games (D1 L6), t🎃heir longest winless run in the top-flight since a nine-match stint between May and Octobe♏r 2008.
The defeat was also the first time since a loss to Notts County in 1912 that Spurs lost at home against a side who'd lost their previous seven league games ﷽in su♚ccession.
Ange Postecoglou's side sit 15th in the standings in a ꩵseason that has been hindered by several injuries to first-team players throughout the entirety𒀰 of their squad.
Son, however, re𒉰fused to accept that their absentees were an excuse for their failings this term, saying: "It is painful. It's happened a few times already tꦰhis season.
"It 💫feels lik🔯e scoring goals is so hard, but conceding goals is way too easy. I haven't seen them back yet, but it is a lack of concentration, definitely, and a bit of sloppiness.
"We knew they were going to cಌome. We're going to have to sit down an♔d talk about what went wrong.
"I've played more games than 𒁏I expected, but that is our job. Mentally, we just have to refresh and get ready and go again. I know it can be tough.
"When you get wins you can get better feelings, but it is harder after today. It is ve🔯ry tough at the moment."
Tottenham are eight po🔯ints clear of relegation, ✨but Son did not want to place them in a battle to stay up.
"It is definitely not good enough. We've had way too maꦺny losses, but there are still a lot of games remaining, and we'll have a lot of players back," Son added.
&qu⛎ot;We're not talking about anything, we just play each game and try and get thre♍e points."
