Manchester — Jose Mourinho has accused Manchester City players of a lack of "education" over their celebrations at Old Trafford following Sunday’s derby win. Mourinho reportedly had milk thrown at him after objecting to City’s celebrations. City coach Mikel Arteta is understood to have suffered a cut head in the ensuing row after he was hit by a plastic drinks bottle, although it is not known who threw it. City manager Pep Guardiola said his players did not over-celebrate following the victory. But Mourinho, speaking to reporters in Manchester, said: "He says, he says. He says, he says. I am not here to comment on his words. "The only thing I can say is that for me it was just a question of diversity. Diversity in behaviour, diversity in education. Just that. And nothing more than that." The United manager attempted to divert several questions about the row, insisting that he wanted to focus on Wednesday’s home match against Bournemouth. "This press conference is pre-Bournemouth, it...

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