Jose Mourinho has broken his silence on the infamous Eva Carneiro touchline row, but the former Chelsea boss remains defiant, refusing to offer any apology over the 2015 incident.
Speaking in his new Netflix docu-series MOURINHO, according to the Daily Mail, the Portuguese coach addressed the fallout from the moment he was heard branding the Blues' then-team doctor a "daughter of a whore" after she ran onto the pitch to treat Eden Hazard.
Eleven years on, Mourinho appears unrepentant, telling the cameras he "always uses" his own vocabulary when he's unhappy - a comment that suggests he sees the outburst as simply part of his character rather than something requiring regret.
The row proved hugely damaging at the time, contributing to tensions between Mourinho and his medical staff during his final, turbulent months in charge at Stamford Bridge before his eventual departure.
The three-part series promises further insight into Mourinho's career and controversies, though the Daily Mail notes this latest comment shows the veteran manager still views the Carneiro saga through an unapologetic lens more than a decade later.