Chelsea's manager Jose Mourinho, ahead of the upcoming match for the Community Shield on Sunday against Arsenal, says that winning against London's Arsenal and Arsene Wenger is "nothing special". Both coaches share a colorful history of comments towards each other, and the Frenchman, leading a team of "aristocrats", has not been able to beat Mourinho in 13 attempts throughout his career. When asked if he takes pride in his results against Wenger, Mourinho replied: "No, it's not important. It doesn't matter if it's Arsenal, the coach, or anyone else." "I think the Community Shield is more important than a friendly match, but less important than league matches. The motivation is different." Regarding Wenger's chances of winning, the Portuguese said: "Who knows. I have never considered victories against Arsenal to be a special thing. I don't feel victorious when I beat them and I don't create drama when I can't."
