Jose Mourinho completed 1000 matches as a manager on Sunday evening as AS Roma took on Sassuolo in a Serie A gameweek three clash at the Stadio Olimpico in Rome, Italy.
The Portuguese coach's milestone match became a memorable one as Stephen El Shaarawy scored a dramatic stoppage-time winner to help his club win the tie 2-1 and remain at the top of the league table. With the win against Sassuolo, Mourinho now has won 638 matches out of 1000.
The 58-year-old manager began his coaching career in Portugal with Benfica in 2000. He also coached Uniao de Leiria before he made his name at FC Porto, where he won the Champions League.
In 2004, Mourinho moved to England for the first time and managed Chelsea for three seasons, winning two league titles before he joined Inter Milan. He helped the Nerazzurri win the treble in the 2009/10 season.
From Inter, Mourinho took over at Real Madrid and then returned to Chelsea in 2013. He would stay in England for his next two jobs, coaching at Manchester United and then at Tottenham. After 10 years, Mourinho is back in Italy in charge of AS Roma. The club has won all three fixtures in Serie A so far.
As Mourinho completes 1000 matches as a manager, we take a look at the top 10 managers with most number of matches under their belt. Mourinho's former rival managers in England, Sir Alex Ferguson and Arsene Wenger have coached in the most number of matches.
Armenia 
Faroe Islands 
Malta 
Liechtenstein 
Belgium 
Italy 
France 
Israel 
Greece 
England 
Rep. Of Ireland 
Finland 
Slovenia 
Norway 
North Macedonia 
Latvia 
Russia 
Brunei 
Cyprus 
Lithuania 
Portugal 
Poland 
San Marino 
Gibraltar 
Scotland 
Croatia 
Romania 
Kosovo 
Luxembourg 
Bulgaria 
Northern Ireland 
Belarus 
Denmark 
Spain 
Switzerland 
Serbia 
Azerbaijan 
Estonia 
Georgia 
Ukraine 
Andorra 
Moldova 
Montenegro 
Iceland 
Turkey 
Wales 
Albania 
Czech Republic 
Sweden 
Slovakia 
Germany 
Bosnia & Herzegovina 
Netherlands 
Hungary 
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