In Premier League Round 2, Tottenham Hotspur lost 0-2 at home to Newcastle United. After the match, Tottenham Hotspur captain Micky van de Ven gave an interview to the club's official media.

Micky, thank you for taking the time to speak with us. Tell us about today's match.
It was a difficult match. We always want to get three points, but unfortunately we couldn't manage that. However, I don't think our overall performance was poor. We created many chances and there were positive aspects, but at the same time there are things we need to improve. It's important that we work hard to address these issues.
What's your biggest regret from the match?
Of course, not winning the match.
From a tactical perspective, you dominated possession throughout the match and showed good control. Given that you conceded two goals, how do you reconcile this contrast between your dominance and the final result?
As you said, we played well in terms of possession and had high ball control. We created many chances in the first half. The second half was similar, I think. At times our attacking play was very threatening. But they scored, and the match situation changed somewhat. I think this is an area we can continue to improve. We need to respond better after conceding goals.
As I mentioned, there were many positive aspects to take from today's match. If we only focus on the negatives now, it won't lead to good results.
Today I think we showed positive things. Of course, the areas where we didn't perform well are things we need to keep working on. We'll keep training every day, continue to develop, and make everything better.
Do you think we need some patience at this stage?
Patience is needed, and hard work is needed. I also think belief is very important.
Even on a difficult day like this, there was a personal moment worth highlighting. As club captain, you led your team out at a Premier League ground. Can you describe what that moment meant to you?
I understand this result is disappointing, but leading a team at such a wonderful club in this incredible stadium is an enormous responsibility and a great honor.
Of course, what I wanted most at the end of today's match was three points. But personally it was still a very proud moment for me, and there's so much more to achieve ahead.
I'm curious—now that you're captain, has your role changed? In the coming days after this match, how much responsibility do you feel as captain to help the team get through this difficult period?
Helping teammates is very important. I think it's something I should do regardless of whether I'm captain or not. But when you wear the captain's armband, players can expect more from you, so that's when you need to step up.
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