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ITV statement: Gabriel Clarke's live interview with Jose Mourinho
– An ITV statement on Gabriel Clarke's interview with Jose Mourinho.Our reporter Gabriel Clarke managed to land an unexpected interview with Jose Mourinho with only two minutes left before the end of last night's Champions League programme on ITV.
At that stage it was too late to arrange an overrun of the broadcast beyond the allotted time. However, in a very tight, live situation, we showed as much as we possibly could of their exchange to viewers.
Contrasting emotions
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Mourinho: In England I'm loved
Real Madrid manager Jose Mourinho claimed that he is hated by sections of the Spanish media, in contrast to his standing in England
Read the full storyAlonso: I want to stay at Real but nothing is clear
Midfielder Xabi Alonso tells ITV's Gabriel Clarke that he wants to stay at Real Madrid next season but admits that 'nothing is clear'.
The former Liverpool man also says that the Champions League semi-final defeat to Dortmund was 'hard to take' as they came within one goal of reaching Wembley.
Exclusive: Jose hints at exit
Real Madrid coach Jose Mourinho hints to ITV reporter Gabriel Clarke that his future might not be at the Bernabeu next season
Read the full storyHighlights: Real 2-0 Dortmund
Borussia Dortmund are through to the 2013 Champions League Final after a 4-3 aggregate victory over Real Madrid
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Replay: Benzema breaks deadlock
Replay: Sergio Ramos versus Robert Lewandowski
Sergio Ramos getting stuck in on Robert Lewandowksi, but one game too late for Jose Mourinho's liking.
Replay: Coentrao booked for nasty foul on Lewandowski
Madrid wing-back Fabio Coentrao is the first name in Howard Webb's Book of Shame for this nasty over-the-top tackle on Robert Lewandowski. Might have been a red card.
Real have it all to do
Highlights of the first leg. Real Madrid require a minor miracle to turn around the 4-1 deficit, but with Ronaldo in their side, anything is possible.