Just the one match in the Premier League. But what a belter. A real ding-dong at Loftus Road but Tottenham are right in the hunt for a Champions League spot thanks to Harry Kane. QPR, however, are on the ropes. Thanks for your company.

Mauricio Pochettino on his side's recent form: "The reaction after going out of Europe has been fantastic. It was difficult after the defeat against Fiorentina. I think the response has been fantastic from the squad in the big games that have followed. We have to go away and now train hard to focus on our next match against Manchester United."

Mauricio Pochettino on the form of striker Harry Kane: "It's difficult to say anything else about Harry, his performance today shows his strength to keep working. It's Roy Hodgson's decision if he plays for England or not, but all of us here in the Tottenham family are happy with him."

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Tottenham manager Mauricio Pochettino speaking to Match of the Day: "I'm very proud of our performance, we showed big character against a difficult opponent and on a difficult stage. We showed today the way that we play and the character we have. The way QPR play is long ball and on the edge of the box, they have strength in the air through Bobby Zamora and Charlie Austin, but we handled it."

Gary Lineker
Former Tottenham striker

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He's done it again...away from the Lane...QPR struck by two hits from the Kane.

More from Harry Kane: It's a massive win, we always seem to be winning 2-1. We looked in control, but we looked in control the other night and Hugo Lloris had to make a big save. So we have to improve in killing teams off.

"I'm loving my football, being out there with my team-mates and my mates. I feel good and confident, it's important for a striker to have that. The second goal was a nice composed finish.

"There are a lot of top teams up there (competing for the top four) and whoever can put a run together will be right up there. That's what we are hoping to do and it's a big game at Old Trafford next week."

Conor McNamara
BBC Radio 5 live commentator at Loftus Road

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Tottenham players leave the pitch. Huge win for them. Now three points off fourth place, and they play fourth- placed Manchester United next. QPR fans, however, don't share their joy...

Tom Castle:, external Hard to pinpoint what separates Harry Kane but he's a special player.

Charles Kahanji:, external If I were Louis van Gaal, I wouldn't waste huge sum on an ageing Falcao. I'd attempt to lure young Harry Kane or Charlie Austin.

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Tottenham's two-goal striker Harry Kane: "We've had a disappointing couple of weeks so we had to build momentum and get up the league. Which we have done with two good results. Andros put in a great ball in great area and that's it, back of the net. The second one I was happy to round the keeper and put it in the back of the net."

On a possible England call up: "I just need to keep doing what I'm doing. There are still a few more games until the international break so I just need to do the best I can for Spurs."

Phil Neville
BBC Match of the Day at Loftus Road

"I have never seen a centre-forward work as hard as Harry Kane. He's been all over the place, chasing every ball."

It's Manchester United next for Spurs at Old Trafford. Wayne Rooney v Harry Kane. Tasty.

Matt, Torquay: Kane is like Alan Shearer, let's hope he can do it for England. With Sturridge too, England could be on fire.

Dan, London: Kane for Young Player of the Year?

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Steve Claridge at Loftus Road
BBC Radio 5 live

"QPR played well for periods. They got a goal out of nothing in the second half and had a go for five minutes, but other than that Tottenham were the better side.

"Having said that, Spurs were lucky to be winning at half-time and a case could be made that QPR could have got something out of this game.

"One or two people were saying Spurs' season could come to a dramatic end but they have rectified that and are three points off the Champions League places."

QPR battled and were on top for periods. But once again their hard work has resulted in nothing. They remain in the bottom three, three points from safety, with 10 games remaining. It's not looking good.

Harry Kane wins it for Tottenham. Two more goals for the prolific 21-year-old. And all in front of Roy Hodgson. The England boss is preparing to name his squad for the Euro 2016 qualifier with Lithuania. Surely Kane has to be in it, doesn't he?

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Frustration for the hosts. Spurs have put up a brick wall in front of Hugo Lloris.

Mauricio Pochettino is pacing the touchline. The Argentine is so close to moving to within three points of fourth spot. But here come QPR...

A roar goes up as a Spurs attack breaks down. QPR are pouring into the visitors half.

Four minutes of stoppage time. Kyle Walker is back on.

Kyle Walker has taken a blow in the face. His nose looks a mess and the Spurs defender has to go off fro treatment. Spurs, who have used all three substitutes, are temporarily down to 10 men.

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