Tottenham Hotspur ought not fear pressure when they travel to Liverpool for Saturday's Premier League conflict and face "probably the best group on the planet", coach Antonio Conte said.
Tottenham are fifth in the Premier League on 61 points, two points outside the best four with four matches left. They face an extreme test against second-set Liverpool, who have lost just a single time at home in all rivalries this season.
With Liverpool unbeaten in their last 13 matches and testing Manchester City for the association title, Conte asked his group to give their best show.
"For sure we know that at this time Liverpool are in great structure," Conte told correspondents on Thursday. "We've arranged for the game well indeed.
"We should be generally excellent without the ball, to be great protectively, yet to win, we must be awesome with the ball. We really want to play a decent game, not to be terrified of the tension."
Conte loaded acclaim on Liverpool supervisor Jurgen Klopp, whose group are offering for a noteworthy quadruple of prizes this season.
"Jurgen Klopp is working effectively with this group, particularly for an English group to show up toward the finish of the time to remain in the race for every one of the contests you contend in, I feel that it's staggering," Conte said.
"You can see Liverpool's players. They run a great deal and they don't have numerous wounds. They're working effectively. Their excitement is 200% and you don't feel weakness now.
"We really want to go there and play our game. We are in the race for a spot in the Champions League and we need to figure out how to get points in each game. We are playing against probably the best group on the planet away. We plan like normal."
Conte said he was uncertain whether safeguard Sergio Reguilon would include in the excess matches, with the Spaniard sidelined with a crotch injury.
"Sergio Reguilon isn't accessible. He hasn't had an instructional course with us. Truly, I don't have the foggiest idea, it's just fourteen days for the rest of the time and I don't know whether he'll be back," Conte said.
blogpay
Total Comments: 0