Harry Kane: Chelsea can do nothing to stop Tottenham if we’re at our best

Posted on May 2, 2016

Tottenham striker Harry Kane doesn’t believe Chelsea can do anything to stop the north Londoners at Stamford Bridge this evening if Mauricio Pochettino’s side play at their best.

Leicester City’s draw with Manchester United yesterday means that Spurs must beat Chelsea tonight to keep the title race going, otherwise the Foxes will be crowned as champions this evening.

Kane leads the scoring charts with 24 goals this season, at least 13 more than any player at Chelsea, and the striker is confident that he and his teammates can keep the title race going for at least another game.

Harry Kane has scored 45 goals in the top flight since the start of last season.

He strongly believes that Chelsea have no chance of beating Spurs at the Bridge tonight if Pochettino’s side play to their potential.

“Playing London rivals is always a big game for us and this is no different,” Kane told the club’sofficial website. “With the situation that we’re in as well, I’m sure Chelsea will be wanting to try to beat us but we’ve got to be prepared for that and make sure we go out there, play the way we have been and really take the game to them.

“We try to play the same way every game – we try to attack, play good football, keep possession and press high. We’ll do the same this week. Chelsea know the way we’re going to play but hopefully if we do it well enough they won’t be able to stop it.”

Spurs have been one of the most entertaining sides in the top flight this season, if not the best.

Pochettino’s team have scored 65 goals in the league which is the second most, just behind Manchester City’s 68, while the 26 they have conceded is fewer than any team in the Premier League this year.

Pochettino has built a formidable side that has mixed incredible potential in their youth and their experienced stars finally hitting their peaks.

Kane leads the way for the young contingent with Dele Alli and Eric Dier not far behind while Hugo Lloris, Toby Alderweireld, Jan Vertonghen and Mousa Dembele have led by example.

Harry Kane has converted 21.4% of his chances in the Premier League.

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