United draws with Mourinho using old tricks

Jose Mourinho, the coach of Fenerbahce, joked that the judge who sent him off was one of the best in the world after his team tied Manchester United 1-1 in the Europa League on Thursday. He called the score a “good result for his old club.”
After Christian Eriksen scored early in the game, Youssef En-Nesyri scored an equalizer in the second half to give the home team a draw. However, Mourinho was always the center of attention. He got a red card in the second half after a heated argument with referee Clement Turpin, who he said was watching his behavior while also watching the game.
“The referee told me an amazing story.” He said he could see both what was going on in the box and how I was acting on the sidelines, the Portuguese player said. “I’m happy for him because he’s truly amazing.” He was going 100 miles per hour and kept one eye on the penalty area and the other on how I was acting on the bench. Therefor he is one of the world’s best judges.
His team was the better team that night, according to the Portuguese. “We played really well.” “We are going to destroy everything if we play like this in the Turkish league, since we played a team that was better than us,” he said.
“We got hurt.” We needed to do a crazy game. Our performance was truly impressive. I had no more needs from the players. I know that the English media will say United didn’t play well, but I think it’s fair to say that we played amazing and were better than them. The English club fired Mourinho in 2018 but added, “A good result for Man Utd.”
United’s boss, Erik ten Hag, was upset with the result. His team has only won one of their last eleven European games.