Who could have told José Mourinho that his Champions League debut would take place at the same stadium in which he would later go on to win the competition for the second time and that, furthermore, it would be the stadium of the team for which he would take charge of his 100th match in the European Cup? That stage is the Santiago Bernabéu stadium, which has played a highly pivotal role in the career of the Portuguese manager. He made his debut appearance there with Porto in 2002, added another European title to his extensive trophy collection in 20120 and now, ten years later, he reaches 100 matches with Real Madrid, the fourth team he has led in the competition and the team with which he has recorded most victories. Mourinho is the fifth manager to reach 100 matches but also the youngest to do so (49 years).

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20 November 2012

Mourinho has become the youngest manager to take charge of 100 matches in the Champions League

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The Portuguese has led his team in Manchester in what was his 29th match for Real Madrid, to add to the 33 he managed for Chelsea, 21 for Inter and 17 for Porto

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Who could have told José Mourinho that his Champions League debut would take place at the same stadium in which he would later go on to win the competition for the second time and that, furthermore, it would be the stadium of the team for which he would take charge of his 100th match in the European Cup? That stage is the Santiago Bernabéu stadium, which has played a highly pivotal role in the career of the Portuguese manager. He made his debut appearance there with Porto in 2002, added another European title to his extensive trophy collection in 20120 and now, ten years later, he reaches 100 matches with Real Madrid, the fourth team he has led in the competition and the team with which he has recorded most victories. Mourinho is the fifth manager to reach 100 matches but also the youngest to do so (49 years).

The match against Manchester City was special for José Mourinho. He took charge of his 100th Champions League match at the Etihad Stadium and became the fifth manager to reach the feat and the youngest in the process. Ancelotti reached 100 at the age of 51, while Wenger (58), Hitzfeld (58) and Ferguson (62) did so at an older age.

MANAGERS WITH 100 GAMES IN THE CHAMPIONS LEAGUE AND THEIR AGE WHEN THEY ACHEIVED THE FEAT
MANAGERS AGE
Ancelotti 51
Wenger 58
Hitzfeld 58
  Ferguson 62

The Portuguese manager, who made his debut in the Santiago Bernabéu stadium on 19 February 2002, has an overall record for the four teams that he has managed in Europe's premier competition (Porto, Chelsea, Inter Milan and Real Madrid) that reads 54 victories, 26 draws and 20 losses, with 167 goals scored and 85 conceded.

He has managed most victories, scored most goals and lost fewest matches with Madrid
If we analyse the matches that he has taken charge of with his four teams in Europe's premier competition, we can see that he has recorded most victories (20), scored most goals (71) and lost fewest matches (3) with Real Madrid. His next best record in terms of victories (16) and goals (48) came with Chelsea while in terms of fewest losses (4), Porto comes after the Whites.

THE 99 GAMES OF MOURINHO IN THE CHAMPIONS LEAGUE
Season Team Total Won Drawn Lost GF GA
2001-2002 Oporto 4 1 0 3 3 6
2003-2004 Oporto 13 7 5 1 20 12
Total Oporto 17 8 5 4  23 18
2004-2005 Chelsea 12 6 2 4 21 13
2005-2006 Chelsea 8 3 3 2 9 4
2006-2007 Chelsea 12 7 3 2 17 9
2007-2008 Chelsea 1 0 1 0 1 1
Total Chelsea 33 16 9 8   48 27
2008-2009 Inter 8 2 3 3 8 9
2009-2010 Inter 13 8 3 2   17 9
Total Inter 21 10 6 5   25 18
2010-2011 Real Madrid 12 8 3 1  25 6
2011-2012 Real Madrid 12 10 1 1  35 9
2012-2013 Real Madrid 5 2 2 1  11 8
Total Real Madrid 29 20 6 3   71 23
TOTAL 100 54 26 20 167 86

2011-12: his best season from a statistical point of view
From a statistical point of view, he also managed to record his best Champions League campaign with Real Madrid. It was during the 2011/12 season, when he won ten matches, drew one and lost one. During the twelve matches played, his team netted 35 times (2.9 per match), 12 more than in the two campaigns that he had with Porto and 10 more than in the two campaigns in which he was at the helm of Inter Milan.

Barcelona is the team he has faced on most occasions
José Mourinho has faced off against 33 teams throughout this
time. Of them all, Barcelona is the team he has faced on most occasions (12). After Barcelona comes Liverpool, Olympique de Lyon and CSKA Moscow with six meetings. He has played Bayern and Ajax five times, while among those teams he has faced on four occasions are Werder Bremen, Manchester United and two of the four teams that he has managed in the competition: Porto and Real Madrid. He has played Chelsea twice, but he has never pitted his wits against Inter Milan.

THE 33 TEAMS HE HAS FACED
TEAM MATCHES
Barcelona 12
Liverpool   6
Olympique de Lyon   6
CSKA de Moscú   6
Bayern   5
Ajax   5
Oporto   4
Real Madrid   4
Werder Bremen   4
Manchester United   4
Panathinaikos   3
APOEL   2
Chelsea   2
Dínamo de Kiev   2
Dínamo de Zagreb   2
Rubin Kazan   2
Anorthosis   2
Levski Sofía   2
Betis   2
Anderlecht   2
Partizán de Belgrado   2
Olympique de Marsella   2
Tottenham   2
Deportivo   2
PSG   2
Valencia   2
Auxerre   2
Milan   2
Borussia Dortmund   2
Manchester City   2
Mónaco   1
Sparta de Praga   1
Rosenborg   1

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