In this moment it is like survive and to think the small things, improve the small things for the next game, to not even look at the table or the schedule or nothing.
The aforementioned six joined the likes of Lisandro Martinez, Luke Shaw and Mason Mount on the treatment table, which left Amorim with limited options at Spurs as he largely named a bench full of teenagers and watched his team lose for a 12th time in the Premier League this term to drop to 15th.
“That part is my part but the players, everyone in Carrington, just focus on the next game, the next training and that is our goal.
“In this moment it is to try to keep the players healthy, recover some players and to focus on what we have to in the next game.
Diallo sustained an innocuous ankle ligament injury in training this week but was not the only absentee in north London with Kobbie Mainoo, Manuel Ugarte and Toby Collyer unavailable with knocks, while Leny Yoro and Christian Eriksen were ill.