João Pinheiro? Mourinho slams Benfica-Braga officiating... | OneFootball

he did not want to dwell too much on the refereeing in the Benfica - Braga match. At the end of the game, the 63-year-old coach appeared in the flash interview, where he had already analyzed the match, and made a point of leaving some comments on the current state of Portuguese football.

"I don’t think it’s worth it. There is one game left to finish, and I think it is impossible to be worse than what we have had. I don’t want to go on about it," said the Special One, making a brief remark about the performance of the refereeing team in the clash at the Estádio da Luz, before analyzing his team’s display.

"Benfica have been playing well; in the last third of the league season I would say they played a terrible game against Casa Pia, which was an isolated case," added José Mourinho, highlighting his team’s growth in recent matchdays, while at the same time lamenting the setback the Eagles suffered on their visit to Rio Maior at the beginning of April.

"The team has grown a lot, we dominated matches, we played some excellent games like the one at Alvalade. Braga score a goal the first time they get into our box, they score the second the second time," concluded José Mourinho, in statements to BTV in the flash interview area, before heading to the press conference.

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