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Mourinho Defends Vinicius Against 'Bullying' After Espanyol Win

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Real Madrid manager Jose Mourinho has spoken out in defense of Vinicius Junior following the Brazilian's treatment during Real's 2-1 win over Espanyol. Mourinho accused opponents and fans of 'bullying' Vinicius, with the winger targeted with harsh tackles and provocation throughout the match. Vinicius scored Real's winning goal in the 90th minute, sparking controversy as Espanyol fans booed him and their social media account mocked him for diving. Mourinho praised Vinicius' performance but acknowledged that he needs to control his emotions. The victory was Mourinho's first in charge of Real Madrid since his return to the club.

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    Real Madrid Boss Mourinho Slams ‘Bullying’ Of Vinicius After Espanyol...

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    Mourinho talks Vinicius, Bellingham and Espi after Real Madrid win ove...

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    Pengurus Real Madrid, Jose Mourinho, mengecam layanan yang diterima Vi...

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    🚨Mourinho introduce el debate del 'caso Vinicius' en otra dimensión🚨...

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