Tottenham striker Harry Kane admits their thrashing at Newcastle was among the worst experiences of his career.

Spurs lost 6-1 at Newcastle, which saw caretaker manager Cristian Stellini sacked and replaced by Ryan Mason.

"It's one of the worst feelings I've felt on a pitch in that moment. All you can do is keep fighting and trying to find a way to improve," Kane said.

"I think leading up to the Man Utd game people can talk about a lot of things like tactics, formations and how we're going to play but ultimately it comes down to just having a bit of fight and character.

"This season's been a tough battle for a lot of teams, it hasn't been easy, and we find ourselves in a position where it's not the end of the world; we still have European football to fight for. You have to try and forget that (the Newcastle loss) as quick as possible.

"We know that game in general wasn't good enough and a lot of games this season haven't been quite good enough but we've had some good moments as well, so we're trying to take positives from that.

"Now we're going to another game, away at Anfield, which will be really tough and one we have to be ready for."