Jose Mourinho claims he remembers "everything" about Inter Milan's famous treble success in an interview with former player Marco Materazzi.

The former Inter manager says he only remembers everything about just two games in his managerial career - one being the Champions League final against Bayern Munich in 2010.

Mourinho recalls: "I coached over 800 matches, maybe 850 something like that but there are two of them that I remember down to the finest details.

"I remember what I did that morning, what was in my mind, what I had for lunch, what I did in the afternoon, what I was thinking before the match, the locker room at half time, after the match, the things we said, the emotions we shared. One of those two games is the final in Madrid."

The pair then discuss the possibility of marking the 10th anniversary of their famous success in an interview that took place in London before the coronavirus lockdown.

"I think we must do something to celebrate it because not many of us are still active in football. Sulley [Muntari], Sneijder, Eto'o, Pandev. At the end of May we'll all be available. If Bayern want to lose again we can go for it," the Portuguese manager adds.

Jose Mourinho interview with Marco Materazzi on the 10th year anniversary of their treble winning season in Serie A.

Jose tell off his fond memories of the time, reveals the players he had the closest relationship with and expands on the team as a whole for what could be argued called his biggest footballing achievement.