Jose Mourinho challenged his players at Tottenham Hotspur to adapt to stadiums without fans and demands that it is currently “the new reality.”
Spikes will continue their campaign in the Premier League against Manchester United next Friday evening with the monumental task of qualifying for the Champions League next season.
In fourth, there is a seven-guide distinction toward Chelsea, however, in fifth, only four focuses are separating them from Manchester United, which could be adequate relying upon how the Manchester City appeal against FFP violations goes.
An amicable against Norwich on Friday saw the teams battle for four intervals of 30 minutes to give the two arrangements of players an increased workload and Mourinho was pleased with the work got.
“It has been a decent meeting of training. We required minutes, we had to know the sentiment of playing without our supporters here and it is the best thing to have this training meeting with another Premier League side. We have to adjust to this new fact, which is what we were attempting to do, to want to play with a vacant stadium. The focuses are there to battle for, and the focuses are there on the pitch with or without supporters and we and United will battle for them,” Mourinho told the official site of the club.
Harry Kane, Moussa Sissoko, Son Heung-Min, and Steven Bergwijn all won valuable minutes from injury in their recuperation. We have agreed to match them and give everybody about the same amount of minutes. We didn’t want any players to be inside the restrictions of sluggishness and obviously, nobody has played the four-time frames …What we’re taking a shot at tactically we ‘re doing in the training ground yet the match was significantly progressively about winning, having minutes, quality, so it’s really important to do it to have this last week without injury,” Mourinho said.
