It's about Chelsea and Bayern not me and Guardiola: Mourinho

The Portuguese coach seemed irritafed by the comparaison between him and Pep Guardiola on the eve of the UEFA Super Cup clash

Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho responded tetchily to a series of awkward questions on the eve of the UEFA Super Cup clash with European champions Bayern Munich.
The outspoken Portuguese was unhappy about comparisons with his old rival, Bayern counterpart Pep Guardiola, at Thursday's news conference and seemed irritated by yet more questions about the future of Spain playmaker Juan Mata.
When one reporter suggested Mourinho had only beaten the former Barcelona manager three times in 15 meetings, he responded by recalling a string of victories he had enjoyed with Inter Milan and Real Madrid.
"Your statistics are very wrong," he said. "Go and see what happened when I was with Inter in the Champions League semi-final, the King's Cup final with Real in Spain, the Super Cup in Spain.
"Maybe you are right and I am wrong but I don't care. This is not about us, it's about Chelsea and Bayern."
Another reporter said that while Barcelona under Guardiola were portrayed as beautiful, his former Real team were generally viewed in less flattering terms.
"If you want to ask questions about Chelsea I am here until four o'clock," said a clearly irritated Mourinho as he tapped the club crest of the Europa League winners on his white training top.
"If you want to ask questions about Real or Barcelona then I'm not here."
Mata was voted Chelsea's player of the year for the last two seasons but his omission from the team for Monday's 0-0 draw at Premier League title rivals Manchester United prompted renewed claims the Spaniard was out of favour with Mourinho.
Asked if Mata was available for a transfer, the manager replied: "I was surprised when the Brazilian lady asked me about Oscar earlier because there is a new tendency to ask about the players who don't play.
"They don't ask about the players that play. He (Mata) didn't play against United, it was my option.
"I think it is my duty to explain to the players and I do. I don't think it is my duty to explain to the media," added Mourinho.
"Everything is clear between us. We want him to stay and he is a very important player. There is no story."
Mata could return to Chelsea's team on Friday and Brazil defender David Luiz is also fit after recovering from a hamstring problem.
Playmaker Willian, Chelsea's new big-money signing from Russian club Anzhi Makhachkala, is not in the 26-man squad.
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