Mourinho gets Ozil’s shirt after 2-0 win over Arsenal in League Cup

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If beating Arsenal in their own backyard wasn’t enough for Jose Mourinho, the Chelsea manager then capped a memorable night by walking off the Emirates turf with Mesut Ozil’s shirt.

Mourinho continued his impressive run against Arsene Wenger – which now sees him unbeaten in nine games against the Frenchman – after Chelsea swaggered to a 2-0 victory over the Gunners in the fourth round of the Capital One Cup.

Ozil, who signed for Arsenal in a £42.5million deal during the closing hours of the transfer window and came on as a second-half substitute in his side’s defeat, played under Mourinho at Real Madrid.

Ozil revealed that Mourinho sent him a ‘Welcome to London’ message when he completed his move from Madrid to Arsenal in August.

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