What Jose Mourinho shouted at Manchester City goalkeeper Ederson during dressing-room spat
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Jose Mourinho clashed with Manchester City goalkeeper Ederson following Manchester United's derby defeat on Sunday.
The Red Devils boss is said to have had milk and water thrown at him during the ruckus, although these claims have been refuted by City chiefs.
According to sources, Mourinho entered the away dressing-room to complain about the loud music that could be heard playing from it.
The Portuguese is said to have found the celebrations both excessive and disrespectful, and went to tell the Citizens players to tone it down.
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He is then said to have engaged in a spat with the Manchester City goalkeeper in his native tongue of Portuguese, after Ederson pulled up the Red Devils boss for overstepping the mark by entering their domain.
This spat is then believed to have spiralled out of control, as milk and water was allegedly thrown at the Man United boss.
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Onlookers were apparently unable to translate what Mourinho and Ederson said to each other during the heated argument.
But according to reports, the Red Devils manager later shouted at the keeper in English, saying: "You f****** show respect. Who are you?"
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David Silva opened the scoring for Manchester City on Sunday, netting from close-range following a Romelu Lukaku knock-down in the box.
But the Red Devils equalised through Marcus Rashford, and the two sides went into the break level.
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In the second half Manchester City continued to take the game to their rivals, and restored their lead through Nicolas Otamendi.
Pep Guardiola's men later toned down their attacking play as Gabriel Jesus made way for Eliaquim Mangala, and saw out the game to take all three points.