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Published 19:54 17 Jan 2018 GMT
Updated 21:18 17 Jan 2018 GMT

Then things got ugly...
"What never happened to me - and will never happen - is to be suspended for match-fixing. That never happened to me and will never happen," Mourinho said, referencing claims that Conte was aware of some nefarious goings-on during his time in charge of Siena and didn't alert the relevant authorities.
Conte then branded the Portuguese "a little man" before menacingly claiming that he wouldn't forget Mourinho's comments.
Last Friday, Mourinho insisted that he had nothing left to say about the Chelsea manager.
"No, I think when a person insults another you can expect a response," Mourinho said.
"Or you can expect contempt, silence. The first time he insulted me I had a response, a response that I know that touched the point where he really feels hurt.
"Then he insulted me for a second time but now I change and now contempt and for me, contempt means the end of the story."Explore more on these topics:
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