The sight of John Terry lifting the Capital One Cup trophy aloft will spur Harry Kane on , although the Tottenham striker admitted that defeat on Sunday was 'the worst feeling in the world ' . The 21-year-old striker was kept quiet by Chelsea at Wembley as Jose Mourinho won his first piece of silverware during a second stint in charge of the Blues . Terry opened the scoring before half-time and Kyle Walker put through his own net just before the break on an afternoon Tottenham were second best throughout . Harry Kane said losing the Capital One Cup final was 'the worst feeling in the world ' The Tottenham striker wants the vision of John Terry lifting the trophy to spur him on in future . But , while Kane was down about the result , he believes Spurs have set themselves up for many more finals in the future . 'It 's the worst feeling in the world losing , and losing in a final on the big stage even worse , ' Kane told SpursTV . 'When you see Chelsea lift that trophy at the end it gives you that fire in your belly . 'It 's disappointing - the lads gave it everything and I thought we played well . Kane down on his haunches as the Premier League leaders celebrate at the final whistle . 'In these big games you do n't always get the luck you need and I felt Chelsea did with a couple of deflected goals which on another day would n't go in . ' Mauricio Pochettino has taken huge credit for rapidly turning the fortunes around at White Hart Lane and told his players to be proud of their efforts . Asked what was said in the dressing room , Kane said : 'Just to be proud of ourselves . We 've come a long way . It 's a very young team with a new manager . 'To be in a final in the first season is great . '
le Hotspur lost 1 - 0 against Chelsea at Wembley on penalties . Harry Kane was relatively quiet for the majority of the final . The year - old wants the experience to cheer him on in future . READ : young stars have more finals to come , roars Pochettino . CLICK HERE for all the latest Tottenham news .