"I am frustrated. We needed to win the match and we came to win. We were not far from winning it but, at the same time, we created some instability on the game with so many individual defensive mistakes that we made. We always gave Newcastle a chance to be in the game.
"Of course, we had the biggest chance of the game to make it 3-1 and kill it, then we concede a game the next minute."
When it's put to Mourinho that his teams are normally so good at holding onto leads, he replied: "Same coach, different players."
Asked if he has more work to do with the Spurs' players, Mourinho added: "I don't think so. We work well, we work hard. But there are mistakes which I probably shouldn't even call mistakes because they are related to qualities that players have.
"Looking at the second goal, it's easy to understand because there's three different moments - the cross, the ball at the far post where they won it, and then the ball in the face of the goal where our two centre-backs were in position. You can analyse it easily."
"We have a problem with holding onto leads, yes," he said. "I'm not ready to go deeper into it with you because every time I try to go a little bit deeper, there is always a reaction, so sometimes, I feel a little bit in a grey area.
"I don't know if I should comment or share my views with you, or share my feelings and my ideas with you - or if I don't.
"So, it's better I stay in this position and I don't give anything more than this."
"People say that because Chelsea lost, we have the chance. If it was [just] Chelsea then I'd say we were three points behind and now it's two.
"But it's not [just] about Chelsea. It's Liverpool, it's Everton, it's West Ham - there's a lot of teams that are there."
On the news that some fans are set to attend the Carabao Cup final, Mourinho said: "There's not many but at the same time it's better than nobody. For somebody that [has been] playing without fans, it's good news.
"We'll try to finish the season the best we can in terms of spectators. Let's see what happens during the Euros. That's a 'pre' for next season, so let's see next season if everything comes back to normality for football and for life."
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