Mourinho upset Bravo didn't get red card for wild tackle on Rooney
Jose Mourinho was none too pleased with Mark Clattenburg following Manchester United's 2-1 defeat to bitter rival Manchester City on Saturday, the Portuguese tactician saying, in no uncertain terms, that Claudio Bravo should have been sent off in what would have been a match-altering moment.
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The incident in question came just before the hour mark, when Bravo, making his debut after replacing Joe Hart at the club, took a poor touch and went clattering into Wayne Rooney with a wild challenge.
Had it been anywhere else on the pitch, and not the goalkeeper involved, Bravo would likely have been sent for an early shower.
It was just one of a number of nervy moments for the Chilean on the day, and Mourinho, never one to mince words, made his feelings about the challenge well known after the contest.
"It's a penalty and a red card for Bravo," the United boss told Sky Sports.
His perennial rival Pep Guardiola, however, saw Bravo's performance somewhat differently, calling it "one of the best" he's ever seen.
Agree to disagree, then