London's "Chelsea" coach Jose Mourinho claims that "Arsenal" club manager Arsene Wenger is not considered his special rival. Both specialists have spoken sharply against each other in the past, but before the Sunday derby, the Portuguese said that he does not see the point in competing with the "Gunners" manager. "He is not a rival to me," Mourinho said. "I don't think so. He is the manager of a big club in the same city, pursuing the same goals." "There is always a bit of competition, but I don't view Wenger differently than I looked at the 'Atletico' coach when I worked for 'Real.'" Mourinho has never lost to the team led by the Frenchman in 12 matches, but he claims he is not proud of it. "My goal is to win the next day," added the Portuguese. "It's not one of those twelve matches against 'Arsenal.' I'm not looking at the statistics. I don't look at what I did against this manager or club before." On Sunday, "Chelsea" can almost secure the title of "Premier League" champions, as with six games remaining, the "Blues" lead the "Gunners" by ten points, and a victory would extend their lead to thirteen.
