Pochettino apologizes for what he did to Tottenham fans after the goal of his against Leicester

Mauricio Pochettino admitted that he had let his emotions wane after Tottenham's third goal against Leicester City.

Son Heung-min's goal in the final minutes sealed a 3-1 win against the Foxes at Wembley after Jamie Vardy's goal threatened to push the visitors to equalize.

Pochettino rarely gets carried away by his goal celebrations, but on that occasion, he raised his fists in the air and when the ball bounced, he slipped behind the ponds in the Spurs supporters platform.

Then a slightly embarrbaded Pochettino wanted to apologize for his exuberance.

"I was very relieved [with the goal]I did not behave properly because I threw the ball into the stands and I apologize, but it was a very important moment for us because that was the moment we could say we felt three points on our side, "he said.

The Spurs boss also talked about Christian Eriksen after his goal against Leicester. The Dane has not yet signed a new contract with the club, his current contract ending next year.

"We have talked a lot about it, now we have to continue, so that he can continue to play his best and of course, I told you already, he is such an important player for us," he said. said Pochettino.

"We'll see what happens." I think I've used some metaphors in the past about Christian, remember a kinship with my family and my dog.He needs to feel free to take his I think I'll continue, so happy with him and we'll see what happens in the end. "

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