Friday 17 April 2020 11:51, UK
Jose Mourinho is undefeated at home on a Sunday in the Premier League - good news for Manchester United ahead of their clash with league-leaders Manchester City this weekend.
Mourinho first took charge of a Premier League home game on a Sunday with Chelsea against Manchester United in August 2004 - claiming a 1-0 win over his current employers.
In total, he has overseen 34 Sunday fixtures on home turf, winning 22 and drawing 12 - scoring 57 goals and conceding 17.
Two of those victories and one draw were against upcoming opponents City as Chelsea boss in 2004, 2006 and 2013.
No team has scored more than two goals against a Mourinho team on a Sunday visit - with Birmingham City being the only team to score twice during a 3-2 defeat in 2007.
Mourinho recorded a league-high 15 draws last term, of which four came at home on a Sunday, winning another three.
This season, United have won both of their Sunday fixtures at Old Trafford with emphatic 4-0 scorelines, against West Ham and Everton.
While Mourinho will look to preserve his undefeated record, City will want to extend a scintillating run of form that has seen Pep Guardiola's side match a Premier League record of 13 successive league wins.
But despite City's dominance this term, their winning margins have declined in recent weeks - having won their last three fixtures from late, match-winning goals.
Will Mourinho preserve his undefeated record, or will Guardiola steamroll his side to a record-breaking 14 consecutive wins? Only one record will remain at the full-time whistle.
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