Jose Mourinho walks out on journalist who asked if Spurs were good

- Jose Mourinho stormed out of a post-match press conference after Tottenhman's loss to Liepzig

- The Lily Whites were beaten by 1-0 in form of their home fans in a Champions League last 16 game

- A reported asked if Mourinho's men were better than their Bundesliga opponents with the way they played

- Mourinho also mocked the journalist as he walked out of the press briefing with his assistants

Jose Mourinho walked out on a journalist during the post-match conference after Tottenham were beaten in the Champions League by RB Liepzig.

Spurs were convincingly beaten 1-0 at their home ground by the Bundesliga leaders in their last 16 Champions League first leg match.

Mourinho refused to answer a reporter’s question as he claimed that it was ‘out or order’ to suggest that his team did not play well.

The reporter asked: "On the day, was it Spurs that were bad or was Liepzig that were good"?

Mourinho responded: "You think we were bad?"

Reporter said again: "Well the results said you lost at home?"

Mourinho: "Okay, I'm not going to answer you. Because I don't like your question. I think your question is out of order," he stood up, walked out and said 'great question mate'.

Spurs were practically defending for their lives in most part of the game as Hugo Lloris brilliance was also key to not conceding more than one goal.

But the north London club finally let in a goal after Timo Werner converted a spot-kick that eventually became the match-winner in the 58th minute.

Tottenham tried to get themselves back into the game in the last 20 minutes but could not break the defence of the German side were rock solid all night.

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Meanwhile, Legit.ng had earlier reported that Man City vs West Ham saw the Citizens stage an epic performance as they won 2-0 against the Hammers on Wednesday night, February 19, at Etihad.

The Premier League victory for City came just days after they were slapped with a two-year ban from Champions League for violating Financial Fair Play rules.

However, the side appeared to have put those woes behind them, with Kevin De Bruyne inspiring his side against West Ham.

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