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Watch: Jose Mourinho's Angry Reaction To Vinicius Jr's Costly Error Against AS Roma In Champions League

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Jose Mourinho appeared frustrated as Real Madrid made a horrendous start to their Champions League game against AS Roma. The Los Blancos manager's reaction was caught on camera after Vinicius Jr's error led to Roma's second goal.

Mourinho, standing on the sidelines, was spotted mimicking Vini's heel move that helped their opponents recover the ball before Donyell Malen scored for the hosts in Rome. Jose Mourinho 'Angry' At Vinicius After AS Roma's 2nd Goal A clip surfacing on social media showed Mourinho visibly displeased after Donyell Malen's goal early in the second half.

As AS Roma players broke into celebrations, the Real Madrid boss vented out his frustration, showing some hand gestures towards his players. Mourinho was caught imitating Vinicius' error before heading to the bench.

The video grabbed massive attention on social media, with Vinicius under scrutiny for his poor form since returning from the FIFA World Cup. AS Roma led the match 3-1 till the 83rd minute when Carlos Espi reduced the deficit for Real Madrid from a corner.

It was just the beginning of another memorable comeback. In the next seven minutes, Real Madrid converted from two corners to turn the tables.

Endrick headed in to equalise for the visitors before Antonio Rudiger scored the winner to seal a 4-2 win and all-important three points. Vinicius Faces Four-Match LaLiga Ban While his on-field performance is being criticised, Vinicius has been dealing with a major off-field issue as well.

After his red card in the last LaLiga fixture against Villarreal, the Real Madrid superstar is now set to miss four consecutive league games due to suspension. Vinicius, after seeing a straight red card, "aggressively" protested, and his behaviour apparently broke rules.

The league's disciplinary committee has now handed the Brazilian a four-game ban, which will lead him to sit out the blockbuster El Clasico, scheduled for October 25.

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