Harry Kane was happy after his Tottenham side scored two times in stoppage future time from behind and beat Leicester 3-2.
The Foxes seemed to be in finished control at the King Power were as yet ahead profound into stoppage-time.
However, Steven Bergwijn got in the 95th moment to level and afterward went round Kasper Schmeichel to score a 97th-minute champ in a surprising end.
Kane scored Tottenham's initial objective of the match and was unfortunate not to score multiple, but rather he was excited with the way that the Spurs retaliated late on.
"What a rollercoaster of feelings that was," Kane said.
"In general I think we completely merited the triumph, truth be told. We were the better side, disillusioned to go 2-1 down with 15 minutes to go yet we were making possibilities. You've recently got to never surrender.
"To get two objectives like that in stoppage time, it's a game you'll always remember for the remainder of your profession."
Bergwijn was welcomed on with ten minutes remaining and positively took advantage of the time Antonio Conte gave him on the pitch.
"On the off chance that I come on, I need to show myself and today I scored two objectives - I'm truly cheerful," Bergwijn said.
"We want to work from this. We showed we're a group to return from 2-1 down."
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