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Jose Mourinho 'covered in milk' after Manchester United defeat in derby

Twenty players and staff reportedly have to be separated by police and stewards after City win the Manchester derby 2-1.聽

Jose Mourinho (R) acknowledges Pep Guardiola after United's 2-1 defeat to City
Image: Jose Mourinho (R) acknowledges Pep Guardiola after United's 2-1 defeat to City
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Manchester United manager Jose Mourinho was reportedly covered in milk and water during a confrontation after his side lost 2-1 to Manchester City on Sunday.

Sky sources have confirmed the Portuguese manager clashed with City players after apparently objecting to their post-match celebrations.

Several national newspapers are reporting that Mourinho was covered outside the Old Trafford changing rooms after telling City players to turn down their music.

Jose Mourinho pictured in the Old Trafford tunnel before the derby defeat
Image: Jose Mourinho pictured in the Old Trafford tunnel before the derby defeat

Police officers and stewards had to separate 20 players and staff, The Guardian reports.

Bottles and punches are said to have been thrown.

City coach Mikel Arteta was reportedly left bleeding from his face from the melee.

Ander Herrera of Manchester United clashes with match-winner Nicolas Otamendi during the game
Image: Ander Herrera of Manchester United clashes with match-winner Nicolas Otamendi during the game

The Football Association has asked both clubs for their observations about the incident.

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Pep Guardiola's side moved 11 points clear of second-placed United with the victory.

Mourinho showed no signs of having been soaked when he emerged for his post-match interview with Sky Sports - but it was clear he had not taken the defeat well.

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Mourinho: City are 'lucky'

"I think they are a very good team, I think they are lucky, I think (they) have all the decisions in their favour, probably yes," he said.

The fracas will prompt comparisons with the infamous "Battle of the Buffet" at the same ground when former United boss Sir Alex Ferguson was hit by pizza after his side beat Arsenal 2-0 in 2004.