Mourinho sees red in the draw against United, Felix is ​​keen on Chelsea, Messi paid more than Montreal

It is still too early in Jose Mourinho's coaching career for the Portuguese coach to lay the groundwork for an exit – after all, he has not been at Fenerbache for two years, so perhaps Thursday's antics were just his usual headline grabber.

Tiresome isn't even close at this point, but his side are still in the mix, unlike former club Manchester United who continue to struggle through the season.

And even if you've grown weary of all the European football being played these days, there's still a little magic left when Welsh champions the New Saints make a little history while you sleep.

Mediocrity in the midfield

To no one's surprise, Jose Mourinho was sent off as his Fenerbache side played to a 1-1 draw against his former club Manchester United in the Europa League.

Christian Eriksen gave United the lead in the 15th minute with a powerful first-time shot from the edge of the box and United goalkeeper Andre Onana made a stunning acrobatic double save just before half-time to deny the dominant hosts.

Youssef En-Nesyri equalized four minutes after the break and Mourinho was shown a red card just before the hour after a heated argument with French referee Clement Turpin over a missed penalty. Apparently there was some pretty colorful language involved.

United, who had Antony sent off, have three points after draws in their first three games of the competition and are in danger of failing to reach the next round.

Felix is ​​burning

Joao Felix ended his goal drought with a brace as Chelsea secured a 4-1 win over Panathinaikos in the Conference League.