Manchester Derby: Manchester United boss Jose Mourinho ‘has milk and water thrown at him’ in a violent dressing-room clash with Manchester City’s goalkeeper Ederson

Updated On March 18, 2024 | Published By: Robert Taylor | In controversy

Manchester United manager Jose Mourinho was reportedly involved in an argument with several Manchester City players after the Blues won 2-1 at Old Trafford on Sunday.
The reports claimed that milk and water were thrown over the United boss.
Furthermore, Mourinho is said to be included in a war of words with City’s Brazilian goalkeeper Ederson.

According to the reports, the two were yelling at each other in Portuguese after Mourinho went to the City’s dressing room and said not to make noisy celebrations.

Moreover, the witnessed reporter said,

“Mourinho is said to have accused Ederson of play-acting to waste time and then reverted to English, screaming ‘you f–king show respect. Who are you?'”

Source: The Sun (Ederson after winning the Manchester Derby)

Additionally, Manchester United forward Romelu Lukaku was also said to be involved in the incident, along with goalkeeping coach Silvino Louro. Manchester City’s source also confirmed that their coach Mikel Arteta suffered a cut above his eye.

The 175th Manchester Derby

As Manchester City won at Old Trafford, they extended their lead in the Premier League to 11 points. Somehow, it looks a bit difficult for The Reds to overtake Manchester City.

The Spanish international, David Silva opened the scoring for Pep Guardiola’s side in the 43rd minute. However, it couldn’t lead for a long time and soon Marcus Rashford smashed an equalizer.

Source: The World Game (Nicolas Otamendi after scoring the winning goal against Manchester United)

After halftime, Romelu Lukaku made a mistake that led to Nicolas Otamendi scoring the winning goal. As the visitors recorded their 14th consecutive win in the Premier League, Jose Mourinho said,

“I think they are a very good team, they are lucky, they have decisions in their favour. My first reaction is that I feel sorry for Michael Oliver. The referee is a human being and he tried his best. He was very committed to have a good match, which I think he had, but made one mistake, which was a crucial mistake.”

He further added,

“Yes City had much more of the ball, yes they had that apparent control of the game but the biggest save is the double save of their goalkeeper and the biggest decision of the game is the unlucky decision of Michael Oliver.”

Manchester City currently has 46 points and leads the table, while Manchester United has 35 points. Whereas, Chelsea, Liverpool, and Arsenal are in third, fourth, and fifth respectively.

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