Jose Mourinho has talked about the big 6 clash his side has faced this season.
Asked if the ‘big six’ will break away from the rest of the Premier League and whether Wolves, their opponents on Sunday, will be added to that group, Mourinho said: “I believe so but it’s very hard in this league to have consistent runs, because every game is very difficult.
“We were in a period where we had to play against the considered top six teams, we got them all in a row, and now some people will say we are going to get an easier run of matches.
“What is easier? Going to Wolves, playing Fulham and Aston Villa is easier? It’s not easier. We should be very happy [with where we are], and not sad with that, because it’s a fantastic league, I believe.”
Mou also gave an injury update on his team.
“Gio will not be fit,” said Mourinho. “I really don’t know [how long he will be out]. He will not be playing in this period of Christmas, New Year’s, that’s for sure.
“I hope that [Kane] plays all of the next matches again. The next match is Sunday. I believe that a player like him that works well, takes good care of himself with a great professional life, I believe that he will be ready to play against Wolves.”
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