Roma's manager, Jose Mourinho, has taken another swipe at referee Anthony Taylor as he reminisces about some of the pivotal matches in his managerial journey.

Mourinho has been revisiting significant games in his career and has shared his sentiments regarding those encounters.

The Portuguese manager achieved success in the Europa League with Porto and Manchester United during his earlier managerial years. However, his stint with Roma in the same competition ended in disappointment, as they were defeated in the final by Sevilla last season.

Mourinho faced consequences from UEFA, receiving a four-game ban for his confrontation with the match official in the parking lot after the loss. He still seems to harbour strong feelings of frustration towards Anthony Taylor.

"Winning the Europa League with Manchester United was a normal feeling for me. Roma-Sevilla... if I say what I think, I will get banned for ten games," he told Sky Italia.

"Roma-Feyenoord [In the Europa Conference League] but I could also have indicated the match against Leicester. I’ve never cried on the pitch after a loss. Sometimes, I cry after a win and these two games are historic for Roma."