Jose Mourinho celebrated Chelsea's
dramatic late win over Manchester City in true special one style by
leaping into the Blues fans behind the dugout to find his son.
As
the Fernando Torres winner went in, Mourinho jumped from his dugout and
into the adoring arms of the Chelsea fans behind him, but he was
actually looking to embrace his 14-year-old son, Jose Mario, Jr.
The
Chelsea boss has already apologised for any disrespect he caused to
City for the celebration, but revealed he wanted to enjoy the moment
with his son as he has been unable to get Jose Mario a season ticket at Stamford Bridge.
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In the crowd: Jose Mourinho is mobbed by Chelsea supporters as he celebrates their late winner
Off he goes: Mourinho makes his way into the crowd in a bid to find his son who is sat behind the away dugout
Are you coming down? The Chelsea boss appears to gesticulate with a member of the crowd
'Chelsea is guilty because I want to
buy a season ticket for my son and they give a season ticket for my son
behind the opponents' dugout,' said Mourinho afterwards. 'They have to
give my kid tickets behind my dugout.
I promise that I went for him. But
this is the drama of the last minute. 'Last year I beat Man City in the
last minute in Madrid, I slid on my knees, I destroyed my trousers.
'This is the emotion of the game. If
they believe that my son is there, great. If they don't believe, I
apologise if they feel that I did something wrong.'
Winning goal: Fernando Torres celebrates his late strike which earned all three points for Chelsea
A late Matija Nastasic mistake gifted
Fernando Torres with the chance to seal a Chelsea victory and the
rejuvenated Spaniard made no mistake by smashing the ball home to make
the score 2-1.
Chelsea took the lead in the first-half
after good work by Torres set-up an easy finish for Andre Schurrle to
grab his first goal in a Chelsea shirt.
Chelsea had looked in control until a stunning second-half strike from Sergio Aguero leveled the match.
Mourinho
didn't seem keen to settle for a draw as he brought on Willian and
Samuel Eto'o towards the end of the match as the home side started to
squeeze city.
The game
looked as though it would end all-square, but Nastasic misjudged a
header that looped over Joe Hart and into the path of Torres to slot
home.
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