Regrets Spurs' Failure To Score More Goals Against Liverpool, Conte: We Should Have Brought Three Points Instead Of One

Antonio Conte (Twitter @SpursOfficial)

JAKARTA - Tottenham Hotspur coach Antonio Conte lamented his team's failure to convert several golden opportunities during their 2-2 draw with Liverpool on Sunday night.

Spurs took the lead through Harry Kane, which was his first Premier League goal under Conte.

Son Heung-min and Dele Alli wasted good chances in the first half while Kane failed to capitalize on two golden opportunities in that game.

In the end Son gave Tottenham a point with a fine finish following Alisson's mistakes after Diogo Jota and Andy Robertson scored to put Liverpool ahead.

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"I think it was an interesting game and we created a lot of chances to score and win the game," Conte said.

"We have to be a bit disappointed with the draw. We played against a very strong team."

"For the chances we created, we should have taken three points not one."

Although disappointed with this result, Conte said that there were several positive things, namely Kane ending his goal drought in the English Premier League and Alli playing impressively.

"We prepared a plan. When we had the ball I said we could create problems for Liverpool. It happened today," he said.

"Harry played a good game. He scored a very important goal. He had chances to score another goal. He is an important player for us. Dele played a good game. With this formation with three midfielders he can play as a midfielder and I think he is strong. physically."