According to official news from the Turkish Football Association, Fenerbahce coach Mourinho was suspended for four games for insulting the referee and making inappropriate remarks, the former Real Madrid and Inter Milan boss set for a lengthy touchline ban.

Mourinho was punished for two separate charges, with the first pertaining to his discussions after the match with the officiating team.

Immediately afterwards, he directed his derogatory and offensive statements towards the Turkish referee, the 4th referee of the match, towards him and accused Turkish football of chaos and disorder with insulting and offensive statements towards both the Turkish football community and all Turkish referees, and his actions and statements that insulted the brand value of football activities in Turkey.'

These charges saw Mourinho handed a two-match ban from entering the dressing room and the touchline, as well as a fine of £2,542 (117,000 Turkish lira).

Referring to the press conference comments, the statement read: 'In the same competition, (Mourinho's) statements made at the press conference after the match and which are the subject of the referral were referred to our Board within the scope of Article 41 of the FDT.

'Considering the nature of the statements, it was determined that the statements used towards the members of the opposing team, were not mandatory, were contrary to the ethics of sports and the concept of fair play, contained expressions that could encourage violence and disorder in sports, were divisive and separatist in society and could cause fan incidents, and it was deemed an act against sportsmanship.'

For the statement, Mourinho was handed another two-match ban, and a much more significant fine of £32,602 (1,500,000 Turkish lira).