India, Oct. 26 -- It began with a hug and ended with a handshake. When Federico Valverde's pass went out, the cameras caught him stroking his beard. Kylian Mbappe's ricochet that put Real Madrid ahead drew no reaction from the man returning to the Camp Nou after 13 years. Jose Mourinho has said he is older and calmer, and his comment after winning the Clasico on Sunday was in keeping with that. "I am not going to let them have their heads on the moon," he said, after the 2-1 win.

But there were vignettes from a time more vintage. Mbappe's second goal was greeted with a knee slide; hands-on-hips, Mourinho, 63, spoke with the referee, Juan Munuera, after he blew for a foul by Aurelien Tchouameni on Xavi Espart and before Munuera blew the f...