Manchester United's 4-0 victory over Everton on Sunday allowed Jose Mourinho to stretch a remarkable run of results on home soil.
The Portuguese has enjoyed a glittering coaching career, with major honours landed at Porto, Chelsea, Inter, Real Madrid and United.
Much of that success has been built on an ability to pick up results in front of his respective club’s loyal supporters.
His record has continued at Old Trafford, with Mourinho still to suffer a defeat when his side play at home on a Sunday.
To have gone 105 games unbeaten is some achievement by the experienced coach.
Mourinho will not get the opportunity to build on his fine run any time soon, with United having only one more Sunday contest to take in on their upcoming fixture list - and that is a trip to Stamford Bridge on November 5 to face their manager's former club, Chelsea.
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The Portuguese has enjoyed a glittering coaching career, with major honours landed at Porto, Chelsea, Inter, Real Madrid and United.
Much of that success has been built on an ability to pick up results in front of his respective club’s loyal supporters.
His record has continued at Old Trafford, with Mourinho still to suffer a defeat when his side play at home on a Sunday.
To have gone 105 games unbeaten is some achievement by the experienced coach.
Mourinho will not get the opportunity to build on his fine run any time soon, with United having only one more Sunday contest to take in on their upcoming fixture list - and that is a trip to Stamford Bridge on November 5 to face their manager's former club, Chelsea.
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