Manchester United manager, Jose Mourinho, has claimed his team are being “punished” with their fixtures during the Christmas period.
United travel to Leicester City on Saturday, to begin what is a hectic period of five games in 14 days.
“We are not the only ones. There are other teams in the same situation as we are and Leicester is one of them in the same situation as we are.
“We did the simple objective study on that and there is a big gap, a really big gap between some clubs and other clubs.
“There are clearly the ones that are really privileged and there are clearly another group of the ones that are really punished by the decisions of the calendar and there are another group in the middle of it, where I would like to be.
“I know I would never be in the top group but in the middle group, we would like to be,” Mourinho said.
United are second in the Premier League, 11 points behind rivals Manchester City.
