The only complaint Jose Mourinho could possibly have after this astonishingly one-sided contest was the fact that there was so little to complain about.
Not a hint of controversy. Not a booking he could blame on a referee. Barely a misplaced pass that might have given him an excuse to criticise one of his players.
It was, Mourinho was moved to declare, a perfect performance from his Chelsea side; a �perfect game� with no possible reason to cry conspiracy or point to an ongoing campaign against his team. He could not even moan about Wilfried Bony�s transfer to Manchester City when the absence of the Ivorian striker was clearly to Chelsea�s advantage.
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