The Premier league gets back underway next weekend but as always the Community Shield preceeded it and this weekends fixture even though not the most important of ties was still enough for Jose Mourinho to dredge up his rivalry with Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger.
Wenger got one over on Mourinho today, and it seems that their rivalry is as bitter as ever as the two failed to shake hands after the final whistle.
The Chelsea manager stood at the bottom of the steps and congratulated each and every Arsenal player as they came down with their winner's medals, giving many of them a hearty slap on the back or handshake, but he didn't wait around to shake the hand of Arsene Wenger, his opposite number, as he arrived after his squad.
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As ever Mourinhio was the innocent one in all the goings on and in his defence it may have been a preemptive move from the Portuguese, as Wenger appeared to have no intention of engaging in pleasantries either, something which Mourinho pointed out in his press conference after the game.
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Oh you got to love drama and Mourinho never fails to provide.
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