Jose Mourinho believes Tottenham's Harry Kane will be fit to face Arsenal this weekend
Posted Friday, December 04, 2020 by 101 GREAT GOALS
Tottenham vs Arsenal
This weekend's most high-profile Premier League ties will see Tottenham and Arsenal face off in the first north London derby of the season.
The two outfits head into the highly-anticipated clash at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in very contrasting form.
Spurs will begin the weekend sitting pretty atop of the Premier League table boasting the best defence and second-best attack in the division.
Arsenal, on the other hand, are sitting down in a lowly 14th place having already lost five of their 10 league ties this season.
Mourinho provides update on Harry Kane ahead of north London derby
Ahead of the tie, Jose Mourinho has provided a fitness update on Harry Kane.
Kane missed Tottenham's 3-3 draw with LASK on Thursday evening, with the Portuguese stating previously he was unsure if their star strike would be fit for the weekend's game with Arsenal.
Of course, Kane missing out on such a big game would no doubt be a huge blow to Spurs.
Kane has been in immense form this campaign, netting a staggering seven goals and nine assists in the Premier League for the Lilywhites. His link-up play with Heung-min Son has also been superb and a big reason why Spurs are top of the table.
However, following their latest Europa League tie, Mourinho has moved to provide an update on Kane, and it is a positive one from a Spurs perspective.
When speaking about the striker in his post-LASK presser, Mourinho said the following:
"I believe [Harry Kane] is going to be fit. I'm not sure. He's having treatment but I could be doing some bluff and pretend he's in trouble, but he's not and I think he'll play [against Arsenal]."
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