Yaya Toure is wrong to suggest boycott of 2018 World Cup after alleged racism, says Jose Mourinho Mourinho singled out Toure for special praise ahead of Chelsea's meeting with Manchester City on Sunday. He gives them everything, everything: leadership, defensive work, attacking work, goals, set plays, physically, experience. Mourinho also insisted that he has "no problems" with Manuel Pellegrini ahead of their first showdown in England, despite his previous jibes at the Manchester City manager. Mourinho was uncharitable in the extreme to his title rival after succeeding him at Real Madrid in 2010 when Pellegrini was sacked for finishing second to Barcelona in the Primera Liga and failing to reach the Champions League quarter-finals. "Second place is just the first loser," said the Portuguese ahead of a match with Pellegrini's Malaga in 2011. Rubbing salt into the wound, he added: "If Madrid were to fire me, I wouldn't go to Malaga. I'd go to a top-level team in Italy or England. But Mourinho resisted the urge to add to those criticisms on Friday as he prepared for Sunday's match with Pellegrini's City. "I have no problems [with him]," he said, declaring Pellegrini capable of leading City to the Premier League title this season. Yes, I think so. And he has the most important thing which is an unbelievable squad of players. Mourninho confirmed Ashley Cole and Andre Schurrle would both be fit for Sunday's game, the result of which he insisted would not have a decisive impact on the title race. The Portuguese will be in the dugout at Stamford Bridge after escaping with an £8,000 fine for being sent to the stand against Cardiff City last weekend. Mourinho had no issue with the fine but insisted he should not have been banished from the touchline. He said: "If I'm punished for the way I behaved in the dugout with a fine, that's fair. But it's not fair the way I was sent off.