Jose Mourinho Dismisses West Brom Row

Jose Mourinho as insisted, he has no reason to be upset as he watched his blue side, struggle for a 2-2 draw against WestBrom-Wich Albion, which could have crumbled his unbeaten record at the bridge. Thanks To Eden Hzard who converted a spot kick at the 90th Minuite.

Speaking After The Game Mourinho suggested that Chelsea came off worse in terms of refereeing decisions, saying there was a foul on Branislav Ivanovic in the build-up to Stephane Sessegnon’s goal.

“I am sure it was a penalty. I watched after the match from different angles and different speeds and no doubt it was a penalty,” Mourinho said.

“No doubt it is a free-kick against West Brom when they scored their second goal, so if somebody has to be upset with the referee’s work it is Chelsea and not West Brom.

“It is hard to accept when you think you are winning the game and you concede a penalty in the last minute, but the referee is one of the best in the country and one of the best in Europe.

“Today I didn’t like his performance. He made too many mistakes and all of them against us, but Andre is one of the best referees.”

Hazard’s penalty kept Mourinho’s record intact of never having lost a home league match in charge of Chelsea, but he was disappointed not to have won.

Asked about his unbeaten home record, Mourinho said: “I didn’t think about it. If you ask me if I am happy because we didn’t lose, I am not happy because I wanted to win the game.

“To me it is not a big deal. One day I have to lose at home and the day I lose it will be a big day because it is a day to remember how many matches I was unbeaten.”

Mourinho admitted it was a tough game due to West Brom’s defensive approach, adding: “We played against a team that did not cross the midfield line.

“I am not criticising, far from it, they made it hard for us.” He said.