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Manchester United manager Jose Mourinho has taken a fresh swipe at Chelsea boss Antonio Conte after claiming the feud is “over”.

Mourinho and Conte trade insult over the media last week, with the Old Trafford boss claiming he had been left feeling   “contempt”

Mourinho is known for this kind of row, he has taken swipes at the likes of Arsene Wenger, Jurgen Klopp and Rafael Benitez in the past, but confessed he had found no excitement doing so.

“I don’t enjoy (them),”  “When I start (them) I take the responsibilities of that and I’ve started (them) many times.”

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Mourinho insisted that Conte was playing a victim in the fallout, saying: “When I don’t start it’s quite funny for me to see other people on the other side acting like victims when they’re not the victims.

“But, really, I don’t enjoy. That’s why for me (the row with Conte) is over.”

Mourinho also spoke about how he restored his relationship with Claudio Ranieri.

When Ranieri was sacked by Leicester in 2017, Mourinho wore the initials ‘CR’ on his top at a press conference, a move Conte recently suggested made him look “fake”.

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“Sometimes it’s my fault; sometimes it’s other managers’ fault,” Mourinho added of his arguments.

“In my case, when I think it’s my fault and I should behave in a different way, I’m the first one to apologise, like I did with Ranieri when I had the chance.

“That’s when our relations went from bad to good and from good, to very good because I was man enough to apologise.”

Manchester City will be up against Stoke City in the Premier League at the Old Trafford on Monday night as they look to capitalize on the advantage of Manchester City’s defeat on Sunday by Liverpool.

 

Lionel Messi’s 366th goal at Anoeta on Sunday means the Barcelona talisman has now scored more league goals for a single club than any other player in European history after overtaking Gerd Muller’s record on Sunday evening.

Messi netted the Catalans’ fourth and final goal in a thrilling come-from-behind victory against Real Sociedad, taking his La Liga tally for the Catalan club to 366. The strike takes Messi’s goal tally to 17 for the season, while he has also laid on eight assists, and means he has now scored over four times as many La Liga goals this season as arch-rival Cristiano Ronaldo (4).

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That surpasses former Bayern Munich star Muller’s long-standing record, which is across the top five divisions in Europe – England, France, Italy, Spain and Germany – and has stood since 1979.

Messi had equalled the record in his 400th league outing for Barca and broke it against Sociedad with a stunning free-kick from 25 yards. Muller had scored 365 goals in 427 Bundesliga matches between 1964 and 1979.

Sunday’s result means Barca are now 19 points clear of Atletico Madrid in second-place, while Real are, incredibly, 19 points further back.

Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola has revealed his thought on Liverpool clash at Anfield on Sunday.
Cityzen whitewashed Jurgen Klopp men 5-0 victory at the Etihad Stadium in September and leading The Reds with 18 points in the Premier League table ahead of his trip to Merseyside.

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Guardiola told Sky Sports News that this weekend’s meeting will be a different kind of challenge but the Spaniard is expecting a stern test from their opponents on Sunday.

“We know how complicated it is to go to Anfield, but hopefully we can show who we are. That’s all I want to fight for with my players during the game,” he told reporters.

“Of course they are challenger, going to Liverpool away is always tough. It is always a big challenge to improve and see on the bigger stages if we can handle the way we are. I love Anfield. For managers to play in these kinds of games on the big stages, I’ll love to be there on Sunday.

“In football, when I win enough, perhaps the title, then two, three days or one week later, we’re thinking of the next one. When you lose, one week later, there is another game so in football, it never stops.”

Manchester City hopes to extend their unbeaten run to 23 before a home game to Newcastle United next Saturday.