Harry Kane insists Tottenham have the squad to cope with a hectic fixture list.
The England striker’s second-half penalty earned Spurs a 1-0 win over a resilient Middlesbrough side at White Hart Lane, their first game of six in 22 days in February.
Tottenham travel to Liverpool in the Premier League next weekend before a two-legged Europa League tie against Gent either side of an FA Cup fifth-round trip to Fulham. Mauricio Pochettino’s men then complete the month with a home game against Stoke.
But Kane is confident Spurs have the depth to fight on all three fronts.
“I think we’ve got a stronger squad than last season,” Kane told BT Sport 1.
“We can definitely rotate players and keep players fresh. If we want to be a top team, we’ll have to cope with it (the busy schedule).
“We want to win trophies and hopefully we can.”
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Saturday’s victory meant Tottenham reduced the gap behind leaders Chelsea back to nine points but they were made to work hard by relegation-threatened Boro.
“We created the chances, it was just we weren’t finishing them,” said Kane.
“We’re delighted with the win. It was a difficult game. No games are easy in the Premier League so we’ll take a 1-0.”
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