LONDON: Tottenham boss Jose Mourinho is proud to have an unbeaten record at home against Arsenal who struggled this weekend as supporters return to the Premier League for the first time since March.

Spurs are currently collecting 21 points after 10 games ahead of defending champions Liverpool through goal difference while Arsenal are clearly down.

Tottenham will play in front of 2,000 supporters at home, 24 hours after West Ham became the first club to welcome fans to the Premier League since March.

Meanwhile, Chelsea’s third-placed side will be waiting for Leeds’ presence while Jurgen Klopp’s squad is waiting for the Wolves at Anfield.

Tottenham, along with Harry Kane and Son Heung-min are now at their best, they have not lost in nine Premier League games while Arsenal are clearly the opposite.

The Gunners are in 14th place in the league, scoring just 10 goals in 10 league games and scoring twice in the last six games.

Jose Mourinho has only lost once in 17 Premier League competitions as a coach against Arsenal and has never lost at home in all tournaments when he was the boss at Chelsea, Manchester United or Tottenham.

The Portuguese boss ignored all his good records against the Gunners but was clearly not worried about the presence of Mikel Arteta’s coaching squad at midnight this Sunday.