Perhaps it explained his restless manner on the touchline. Jose Mourinho is not at ease when his defence springs a leak. It doesn't happen often, but it disturbs him when it does. It happened at Tottenham and again at home to Bradford. Add to this, the nerves of an intense tie between two clubs who have grown to share an intense dislike of each other over the last decade. This was snarling Jose on full power, disputing every decision, picking fights, pressurising officials. He was deep into another complaint to fourth official Phil Dowd when Branislav Ivanovic scored in the fourth minute of extra-time.
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Gary Cahill was dropped by Jose Mourinho for the clash with Liverpool
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Filipe Luis was also chosen ahead of Cesar Azpilicueta
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Cahill struggled during Chelsea's shock 4-2 loss to Bradford City
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Chelsea conceded 20 goals in the first five months of the season
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But the Blues have leaked 10 in six games since the turn of the year
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