FUNNY & ICONIC Sideline Antics (Part 2) ft. Guardiola & Mourinho | Premier League

Lovely pick-out here from Valencia. Gary Cahill, I think, could turn the end once Young gets across to the front. And he's up, he's up, and he's over. They've resisted those flowing Arsenal attacks and they're fighting like crazy. Careful, Arsene. Slippy. Rafa Benitez slips over, trying to control the ball. He hasn't got the studs though, he's got the wrong stud on tonight. I.e. none of the West Ham fans love that. That's going to get 1,000 replays. Roy Hodgson's been in danger, it's a bit like a coconut shy. Nice shot, very sharp and moving there. Kenny wanted to head it back in play. Not lost on Jose Mourinho, what is lost is his pen. I hope it's not his special one. I can see Jurgen Klopp is going off alarming down there. He's saying, don't moan at my players, give them a lift. Look, trying to get them going. Touch him with the corner. Great ball there, made by Muceki. It's 2-0. He knows that could be the massive moment. That's another angle effect. Inch-perfect delivery. It's a well-timed run and lovely leap. There's the new boss, there's the new celeb. Oh, better calm down a bit. That was Lallana, tight angle, wonderfully finished. Clean strike, doesn't try and hit it too hard. Wonderful finish. You see how much this means to Jurgen Klopp. And as I said a couple of minutes ago, Arsenal have been made to pay for missed opportunities. And that was most unnecessary. Andy Derso having to step between Arsene Wenger and Alan Pardew. This is the foul, quite clearly there. Ferreira, he takes Arteta. Mark Olsen should have given a free kick to Everton. He allows play to continue. And that's why David Moyes is so upset. And that's why he's being sent to the stand. Well, the Everton manager is raging and being told to go even further back than he'd originally intended. Even though it is just a step or two back. He's amongst jubilant Chelsea supporters just to add to his misery. Jose Mourinho, tetchy with the referee. Anthony Taylor, who's coming across to see him. He's been ordered away. Mourinho told to take a hike. Well, he's actually been moved further back into the crowd, Jose Mourinho. There he goes. That's a dream for the season ticket holder alongside him. And the ones behind. Out comes the texts, out comes the tweets. Guess who's sitting next to us? It's the governor. Van Persie looking to turn, shoved off it by Ginas. That's how angry he is. It's Gundogan and Lloris has saved from him too. And Sterling follows up. Lloris threw in a palm and they want another one. Is the referee pointed for a goal kick here? Well, Spurs players, I think, are furious because they believe Sterling took a tumble. First clash point. Manchester United's captain and Manchester City's new manager. In his playing days, he wasn't necessarily associated with doing this. Defending set pieces, yes. Flicks like that, not so much. Stepped in without complication. Very good first touch, boss. Great concentration from Jose Mourinho. Just brought it down. Didn't quite come off first time there for Roberto. Not with those expensive shoes on, Roberto. Alexander-Arnold. Out by Zouma, miscued by Van Dijk. Sterling is back showing the kind of form which Manchester City paid 49 million for. And finally, the smile of relief. You know, Costas won the first header. John Terry's got a free header, six-yard box. And there it is. Save and then the fall back and he just cannot keep it out. Mourinho didn't know to start with, but he scored. Never seen a fourth official used as a mannequin before. Graham Sinners has a new old friend, if you like, alongside him. Animated as ever. Grey hair these days. But acting as young as he's always acted. Terry McDermott. Former teammate, of course, of Graham Sinners at Anfield. And he's always got a tale to tell. Everyone calm down. Yeah, and talk to each other. Well, I think he's got to, apart from rubbing his face, I think he's got to make some changes. Still shaking his head. Can't quite believe that his team are three goals down. And he nearly fell down himself. Needs to get back on that famous stool of his. Problem with his zip, though, for the boss. It's the biggest coach in football and the trickiest zip. There must be an Arsenal club tailor. I would hope so. This was Stuart Pearce coming out, by the way. Just before half-time, what does the man have in his pocket? His lucky beanie horse. Well, this is the new Sheffield United lucky mascot. Rob Holtz's parents brought it back from a trip to China. It seemed funny at kick-off time to Neil Warnock and his boys, but it may not survive the second half. That's another penalty given against him. He might give it a kick, won't he? Help! It's Colin McAshley. Bender's in here. It's still Bender! And he's saved by Warner. It was straight at him, but the big teenager did well to get any kind of shot away. Certainly Nick McCarthy, Terry Connor alongside him there. They'll have to be at their very best if they're to topple the champions. And there's his first win. And Mike Worby enjoying it.