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Mourinho’s home record
- Updated: August 17, 2016
It’s one of the most formidable home league records in the history of football but will Jose Mourinho be able to maintain it at Manchester United? We take a look at the numbers behind Mourinho’s results on his own patch…
It began in October 2000 with a 2-2 draw with Braga during his brief stint at Benfica. More than a decade and 168 games later, Mourinho had still only lost one home league game.
Even after a difficult end to his time at Chelsea, his career defeats can still be counted on two hands. Here’s a detailed look at his record…
Benfica (4-1-0)
Taking over from Jupp Heynckes just four weeks into the season, Mourinho only took charge of five home league games at Benfica – drawing the first before winning the next four.
It was after the last of these wins, a 3-0 triumph over rivals Sporting, that Mourinho demanded a contract extension. When it was refused, he resigned immediately.
Uniao de Leiria (7-3-0)
Mourinho made a big impression at Leiria and was unbeaten in home leagues games throughout his time at the club, beginning once again with a 2-2 draw, against Santa Clara.
Sporting and Benfica were both held to draws before Mourinho went on a run of six consecutive home …
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