You could have been forgiven for thinking that Jose Mourinho was never going to lose a league game at home ever again. After all, the last time the Special One had tasted defeat in a home game was on Feb. 23rd, 2002, when his Porto side lost 3-2 to Beira-Mar. That’s a little over nine years of turning his castle into an impregnable fortress, for those who don’t feel like doing the maths. It didn’t matter where he went, either. Stamford Bridge probably should have been decorated with heads on spikes for all the welcome it gave visiting teams, and things weren’t any different during Mourinho’s stint at Inter Milan.
VIDEO: Jose Mourinho’s 150 Game Unbeaten Home Record Falls
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150 games without a home loss is a ludicrous run (125 wins and 25 draws, if you're counting), as we all know, such things must come to an end at some point. Now raise your hands if you thought that Sporting Gijon were the ones to end it. Yeah, that's what I expected. Here's how they (and more specifically Miguel de las Cuevas) did it:
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↵According to several reports, Mourinho visited the Gijon dressing room after the match to congratulate them on the victory. And why not? The minnows have, after all, achieved the impossible with their win today.
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