Harry Kane has warned Tottenham that they still have work to do in the Europa League after Mauricio Pochettino's side moved to the top of Group J with victory over Anderlecht on Thursday night.
The visitors were the quickest side out of the blocks and threatened on several occasions early on as the Spurs back line struggled to get to grips with powerful front man Stefano Okaka.
Spurs took the lead through Kane against the run of play when the 22-year-old was found by Christian Eriksen just inside the penalty area before firing home into the bottom corner.
The north Londoners looked set to cruise to victory but Imoh Ezekiel equalised with 18 minutes remaining to make for a nervy finale.
Mousa Dembele's superb strike from long-range secured all three point for the hosts but Kane is wary of his teammates getting too carried away now that they are in pole position.
"It is a very tight group, we still have a lot to do.
"Qarabag away will be a tough game and then it is Monaco at home, so hopefully we can win our next game then get the job done," he told BT Sport.
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"In the second half, Anderlecht came out and made it tough for us, but they are a great team.
"However, it was great for Mousa to pull a finish out of the bag and get the three points."
Spurs are just one point one point ahead of second placed Monaco and are not yet assured of a place in the knock-out stages of Europe's secondary cup competition but will now turn their attention to Sunday's north London derby at the Emirates Stadium.
