Mourinho reveals why he wants Arsenal out of the Champions League

The Chelsea boss insists the only reason he hopes the Gunners do not make it into the second round of the competition is because he is friends with Olympiacos coach Marco Silva

Jose Mourinho has revealed that he wants Arsenal to be the only English team not to qualify for the knockout stages of the Champions League.
The Gunners currently sit third in Group F, but they can still reach the next phase of the competition if they beat second-placed Olympiacos by two or more goals in the final round of fixtures.
Mourinho, though, hopes Arsene Wenger's men fail to turn the situation around, insisting it is because his friend Marco Silva is in charge of the Greek club.


 “I would always like English teams to qualify, first," he told reporters.
“Arsenal are in a group where a kid friend of mine is the manager of Olympiakos and it would be fantastic for the kid’s career to go through.
“So I have to be honest and say that I would like the kid and Olympiakos to go on, and we know that Bayern go through for sure.
Despite the odds appearing to be stacked against the Gunners who have lost on all three previous visits to Olympiacos, the Chelsea manager thinks Arsenal are capable of reaching the last-16.
“The reality is that Arsenal can still do it. Arsenal can perfectly go to Athens and win.