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Published 10:54 1 Oct 2017 BST
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"I didn't see it, it was difficult from my position," manager Mauricio Pochettino said of the incident. "But if it was like this, he needs to learn. He must learn.
"Because this type of action doesn't help him, doesn't help the team and doesn't help football. We have talked in the last few years about fair play and being honest. I think he's improving a lot, but still it's something he has to learn about."Kane, meanwhile, took his early season tally to 11 with a brace in the 4-0 victory at the John Smith's Stadium and Pochettino was full of praise for arguably the most in-form forward in Europe right now. "It's so difficult to talk every three days about Harry Kane," said Pochettino. "To find different words to describe him. He's fantastic. "He's great in front of goal, but when we don't have the ball he's the first to run, fight, work hard for the team, and that mentality is fantastic."
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