Mourinho on Inter’s Barcelona Semifinal, Sprinklers and Motta’s Red Card

What about the way that the sprinklers came on at the end? Did you see that?

When your players were celebrating, Barcelona put the sprinklers on.

They got a bit wet. But to clean our blood, because they left the, the skin, so we needed some, some water to clean the blood.

My players left blood in, on the pitch.

When Thiago Motta saw the red card, Barcelona dugout was celebrating like a goal.

I felt in that moment they, they were feeling the job is done.

And I went there while Pepe was speaking with, uh, with Ibra to say, "You think it is over, but it's far from over."

Maybe to motivate myself, maybe to tell them, "It's not like you think it's gonna be."

Inter Milan will go to Madrid, and Jose Mourinho's moment has come again.

Barcelona have mocked him, now they fall to him.