Harry Kane believes Tottenham and England team mate Dele Ali will learn from his sending off.
Ali was sent off as Tottenham crashed out of the Europa League for a high and dangerous challenge.
Dele will learn from this,” Kane said.
“Obviously in European football when tackles like that go in you are more likely to get a red card.
“He is obviously gutted and feels like he has let us down a bit but Dele has been great for us this season. We fought hard for him to turn it around.
“It is something he will learn from and get experience from for the future.”
Alli’s tackle was high and dangerous, spearing his studs just below Dejaegere’s knee, but the Belgian felt no bitterness after the match.
“Dele Alli just said sorry to me and that’s nice from him, he’s a professional,” Dejaegere said.
“We’re okay, it’s football. I saw the images and it could have been much worse. I don’t think he meant it because he came to apologise himself.”
“The red card made a big difference,” Dejaegere said. “Even with 10 they found a free man but with 11 they would have had even one more.
“I think it also made a difference in the heads of the players.”
Toby Alderweireld said 20-year-old Ali had apologised to his Tottenham team-mates.
“Of course he said sorry. He didn’t mean to get sent off,” Alderweireld said.
“Two seconds before someone made a foul on him and he reacted to that but he did not want to get a red card. He is young and I know for 100 per cent he didn’t mean (to do it).
