Tottenham boss Jose Mourinho has defended his team's attack as the goals dry up.
Spurs meet Leeds United today.
Mourinho said: “Nobody was saying that when Tottenham were scoring six goals against Manchester United, five goals against Southampton and three goals against West Ham.
“Nobody was saying that then and nobody would be saying that now if we had beaten Liverpool at Anfield.
“I accept a very pragmatic analysis which is that in some matches Tottenham are winning 1-0 and in the second half do not produce enough to score more goals.
“I promise you what is happening in our second halves away from home when we are winning 1-0 is not something we want to do."
