Jose Mourinho continued his spat with Arsene Wenger after refusing to congratulate his rival on his FA Cup milestone.
The Frenchman became the first post-war boss to lift the trophy six times as Arsenal thrashed Aston Villa 4-0 at Wembley on Saturday.
However, the Portuguese manager said he had nothing to say after learning thatArsenal had become the most successful team in FA Cup history.
When asked asked if he had a congratulatory message for Wenger, Mourinho shrugged: "No."
The Special One was speaking after Chelsea's players were mobbed by supporters of the club when they touched down in Australia ahead of a post-season friendly.
The Blues will play Sydney FC at the Olympic Stadium on Tuesday night and the likes of John Terry and Eden Hazard received a rapturous reception upon their arrival Down Under.
Mourinho's side beat a Thailand XI on Saturday and the upcoming clash in Australia represents Chelsea's final match before the players disperse on their summer holidays.
After coming through the terminal in Australia, club captain Terry said: "We were all pretty tired and when we came through we all lit up.
"The welcome was overwhelming and we got mobbed a little bit but it was nice and we're delighted to be here."
Chelsea boss Mourinho added."Playing in front of 83,000 [people] is huge. It's fantastic really.
"We want to play well and we want to show off our best players and we will give our fans a good show."
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