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Published 10:10 7 Aug 2016 BST

This weekend Mourinho claimed Ronaldo's touchline antics during the Euro 2016 final were not helpful to his team-mates.
"Cristiano Ronaldo didn't help in any way by doing that in the final few minutes of the Euros final," Mourinho told Portugal's SporTV. "There were 11 players on the pitch doing their job, and the person in charge of directing them was the coach.
"I saw it as an overload of emotion from someone who saw that the team was just minutes away from achieving an objective which everyone wanted.
"He lost a little emotional control -- not that that's a bad thing," Mourinho continued. "But what my experience tells me is that it is in these moments, when important decisions might need to be made, that the players are lost in their own little worlds."
So naturally Ronaldo has decided to live and let live, yes?
I should coco.
After Mourinho's comments he posted this picture on his Instagram account, with the caption: "Quick remind".
It's all so very mature.
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