Real Madrid coach Jose Mourinho remains defiant despite facing disciplinary action by UEFA following his "inappropriate comments" after Wednesday's Champions League home defeat to Barcelona. <img alt="" src="/imagedata/2011/apr/Jose1.jpg" border="5" /> Jose Mourinho The Portuguese manager implied after his team's 2-0 loss to Barca in their semi-final first leg that the Catalan club receive favourable treatment from referees and claimed Barcelona had yet to win a "clean" Champions League title under coach Pep Guardiola. Asked about the UEFA charges he faces, Mourinho, who was sent off during that game, said in yesterday's press conference: "I'm very well, thank you. I'm in good health and working as always. "I don't want to discuss this any further and for a simple reason. An image is worth more than 1000 words and there are so many images from that game that were shown all over the world, that I have nothing else to add. "Whoever criticises my words is criticising those images and those who criticise those images think they come from photoshop or are a video montage. But they are real." Mourinho, whose team host Real Zaragoza in a Spanish League game today, believes recent events have only strengthened his bond with the Bernabeu side. "To remain at Real Madrid makes more sense than ever before," he said.

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Real Madrid coach Jose Mourinho remains defiant despite facing disciplinary action by UEFA following his "inappropriate comments" after Wednesday's Champions League home defeat to Barcelona

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