Jose Mourinho risked the wrath of the Football Association after claiming the ‘campaign’ against his side is still going on and could cost Chelsea the Premier League title. Mourinho was incensed after being held 1-1 at home by Burnley on Saturday, claiming a string of decisions by referee Martin Atkinson cost his side dearly, with Chelsea midfielder Nemanja Matic set to miss next Sunday’s Capital One Cup final against Tottenham after being sent off after 69 minutes. Mourinho felt Ashley Barnes should have been sent off for the challenge that prompted Matic to retaliate by pushing the Burnley striker over, and should also have seen red for an earlier push on Branislav Ivanovic. And Mourinho’s sense of injustice was not helped by two penalty claims that were ignored, when Michael Kightly handled an Ivanovic shot in the 33rd minute, and then when Burnley skipper Jason Shackell pushed Diego Costa to the ground shortly before half-time.
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Jose Mourinho carefully chose his comments on Nemanja Matic's sending off for reacting to Ashley Barnes' tackle
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The Chelsea boss identified minutes 30, 33, 43 and 69 as 'crucial' and says they changed the game
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Barnes was also involved in another incident earlier in the game when he caught Branislav Ivanovic with his knee
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Ivanovic and Diego Costa both had solid penalty appeals turned down by referee Martin Atkinson
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The Serbian defender had given Chelsea the lead in the first half after good work from Eden Hazard
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Ben Mee equalised for Sean Dyche's side in the second half following Matic's straight red card
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Chelsea responded to the incidents on the club website and were honest about  their opinions on the decisions
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