Chelsea boss attacks referees again
Jose Mourinho may yet find himself in more disciplinary trouble with the Football Association for his criticism of referee Graham Poll after the Blues' 2-1 defeat at Tottenham Hotspur.
Goals from Michael Dawson and Aaron Lennon gave Spurs their first home win over Chelsea in the league since 1987.
Mourinho was left upset by the performance of Poll, who ruled out a Didier Drogba goal and - according to the Chelsea boss - should have red-carded Hossam Ghaly for elbowing Michael Essien.
Ghaly will escape any further punishment thanks to FIFA's stance on retrospective punishment - but the FA may ask Mourinho to explain his remarks in more detail.
Mourinho said: 'I don't understand why John Terry was sent off. I cannot find a reason for that. The team gave everything and played high-pressure football.
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