The most painful 2-1! 62-year-old Mourinho won the ball but lost the championship, and was ridiculed by his mortal enemy. He was stubborn: I was successful

In the early morning of May 19, the 36th round of the Turkish Premier League started in full swing, and Fenerbahce won 2-1, but Mourinho was not happy. On another field, Galatasaray won 3-0, which means Fenerbahce missed the league championship two rounds ahead of schedule.

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Before this round of the game, Fenerbahce ranked second in the Turkish Super League, 8 points behind the top team Galatasaray. With three rounds left in the league, Mourinho's team still has a chance to overtake. At 0:00 this morning, the match between Fenerbahce and Galatasaray started at the same time.

Fenerbahce faces Ejupu Sports at home. In the 32nd minute, N-Nesri scored. In the 84th minute, veteran Dzeko scored, 2-0, and Fenerbahcet took the lead. In injury time, the opponent scored a goal. In the end, Fenerbahce won 2-1 and scored 3 points.

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After the game, Mourinho is waiting for the result of the game in another venue. Soon, the result came, and it was bad news - Galatasaray won 3-0. Fenerbahce, who is 8 points behind the top scorer, is unable to turn the tables. At this point, Mourinho suffered the embarrassment of being empty in his first season in the Turkish Super League.

After Galatasaray won the championship, fans pulled out banners in the stands and mocked Mourinho, which read "The most valuable internet celebrity in the world." In addition, Galatasaray staff placed a laptop in front of the broadcast camera, with the computer screen saying "The Real One" to hit Mourinho back.

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Mourinho did not admit defeat for his failure in the first season of the Turkish Super League. In an interview, he emphasized: "I let the whole world know what the Turkish Super League is like. In this regard, I am successful. I don't regret focusing on things off the court."