Tottenham captain Lloris: We must learn quickly from Arsenal loss | OneFootball

Tottenham captain Hugo Lloris says they must learn quickly from their 3-1 defeat at Arsenal on Sunday.

The loss followed a 3-0 reverse against Chelsea on 19 September.

“When you lose a derby it's always a bad feeling," said Lloris to the club's website. “I just feel a bit sorry for the fans, because, at half-time, trailing by three goals, it's difficult to explain.

“The only positive thing we can talk about is the second half, we changed a little tactically and we were more stable in the middle of the pitch, stronger and more balanced as a team.

“It's only a few games played, there are a lot of games ahead of us, and I think the most important thing is to analyse the performance and correct the things that didn't work.

“There were some similar things to the Chelsea game. Against Chelsea, we started very well in the first half but in the second half we dropped a little in our performance. Today was the opposite. We started the first half in a very bad way and, obviously, when you show weakness in the Premier League, your opponent punishes you, simple as that.

“In the second half we showed another face, and this is the one we want to see during 90, 95 minutes, at high level, high intensity.

“It's part of the process, we need to analyse and learn, very quickly, because it's now three games with three defeats (in the Premier League), every time with three goals conceded, and we cannot hide the problems. We need to stay calm, stay positive, stick together and respond in the best way next week in front of our fans."