2005–06 FA Premier League
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The <entity_0> (known as the FA Barclays Premiership for sponsorship reasons) began on <entity_1>, and concluded on <entity_3>. For the second time in two seasons, José Mourinho's <entity_4> triumphed in the <entity_2>, with a home win over closest rivals Manchester United confirming them as champions after a record setting albeit tense season. José Mourinho was awarded the <entity_2> Manager of the Season award after he led <entity_4> to their second premier league title in two years, their third league title in their history. He achieved clean sheets in <entity_5> <entity_2> games.
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