Son Heung-min is ready to pick Tottenham up off the canvas once again - despite claiming Spurs have sunk to an all-time low during his decade at the club.

Their worrying season plunged to new depths of despair on Wednesday night when they were beaten in the north London derby at Arsenal, meaning Tottenham have lost 11 of their 21 Premier League matches this term.

But Son is convinced all hope is not lost, particularly with a crucial Carabao Cup semi-final second leg on the horizon against Liverpool, stating: "It’s a big pain. The game means a lot for the club and the fans, it was a very frustrating and painful night.

"I am in there every single day taking responsibility and I just want to lift them as much as I can. But sometimes, when the results are not there, with a young group they are really down.

"I've been here almost 10 years and have never been in this position, this kind of situation. We are where we are, so I need to be stronger and to lead the group in a positive way."

"Not only the gaffer, but every player, including me first, we have to take responsibility for this kind of situation. It’s not the time to be pointing [fingers] at each other. At the moment it’s important that we stick together in every circumstance.

"We were having the conversation before the start of season about injuries and too many games. And we are still having it.

"All we can do as players is recover well, sleep well and eat well, and just prepare for the game as much as we can and be on the pitch as sharp as possible."