Wolves vs Tottenham
Tottenham’s packed festive schedule continues this coming Sunday with a trip to Wolves.
Spurs head into the tie on the back of booking their spot in this season’s League Cup semi-final.
However, the north Londoner’s league form has actually taken something of a nosedive of late.
Recent months have seen Spurs dominate the Premier League, and even be considered title challengers.
However, Jose Mourinho’s side have since fallen to back-to-back defeats vs Liverpool and Leicester City.
This has seen the Lilywhite’s move down to 6th spot, having picked up just one win from their last five PL ties.
Mourinho on Wolves
Wolves, on paper at least, should prove an easier test for Spurs though.
Nuno Santo’s side start the weekend 11th in the English top-flight having lost three of their last four.
However, ahead of the tie, Jose Mourinho was quick to hype up his latest opponents.
When asked if Wolves should be considered a top-six side, the Portuguese stated:
“I believe so.”
Mourinho also moved to play down suggestions that Tottenham are now set for an easier run of matches:
“It is very hard in this league to have a consistent run. Every game is very difficult. We were in a period where he had to play the considered top six teams where we played them in a row. Now people could say you are going to get an easier run of matches. What is easier? Go to Wolves, play Fulham and Aston Villa? It is not easier.”
Jose Mourinho believes Wolves should now be considered a top-six Premier League team, as he prepares to take his Tottenham team to Molineux on Sunday.
— Sky Sports News (@SkySportsNews) December 24, 2020
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