Tottenham boss Antonio Conte says Harry Kane will take any penalty against Norwich City tomorrow.

Conte has confirmed Kane will remain on penalties for Tottenham even despite Heung-min Son's chase of the Premier League Golden Boot.

The South Korean is enjoying his best ever season and is on 21 Premier League goals, just one behind Liverpool's Mohamed Salah in the top scorer race.

Son will be trying to overhaul the Egyptian when Spurs visit Norwich on Sunday, but will not be assuming spot-kicks should Spurs be awarded one.

Conte said: "Before (personal interest) there is the interest of the team and Harry Kane is our player who has to kick. If there is this opportunity Kane has to kick.

"Then I am pleased for Sonny, he deserves to stay in this position, but don't forget the first interest is the target of the team not personal targets, the personal target comes later.

"If we are good to match both situations I am the first to be happy, but I repeat, I know Sonny thinks my way because he is a really good guy, he is a smart person, a very intelligent person.

"I am the first person to be happy to have a player in my team win the Golden Boot, I am the first. But if you ask me to pick one of these two, you know which is my answer. I also know Sonny's answer."

Conte also said: "We know very well the importance of the game. We prepare very well and the focus has to be massive for everybody, if someone thinks the situation is easy I am not that person and I don't transfer these thoughts to my players.

"Football is beautiful for this reason because it is unpredictable, if you don't go with 100 per cent focus you risk to lose, especially in England. Everton and Crystal Palace was incredible, 2-0 and then 3-2.

"We have to pay attention but we work a lot to arrive mentally strong at this appointment."