Mourinho's old Real side face their bitter rivals on Saturday tea time, but the Portuguese insists he doesn't want to lose his 'tranquility' before the important Premier League clash.
However, Mourinho quickly contradicted his words, saying he wants one team to win.
Unimpressed: Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho claims he has no intention of watching El Clasico
Passionate: Mourinho was often involved in dramatic Clasicos
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'But I'm not going to lose my tranquility on Saturday before an importat game for me on Sunday. I'm going to have dinner with my family and I'm going to sleep.'
When asked what team he wants to see win, Mourinho simply replied: 'Real Madrid.'
In recent years these contests have been full of confrontation, skill, and goals. Rarely do they disappoint – British-based fans will just be hoping that nothing happens in the opening 15 minutes.
Television viewers in the UK tuning in will be left in the dark for the first 15 minutes of the game because of British broadcasting regulations. Sky Sports 2 will begin screening their live coverage of the 5pm kick-off at 5.15pm, after five minutes of build-up.
It’s because of a long-standing regulation in the UK that football cannot be screened live on television between 2.45pm and 5.15pm on a Saturday afternoon.
Head to head: Who will come out on top, Ronaldo or Messi?
Get away: Ramires holds of Fernando Torres during Friday's training session
Keep going: Chelsea will be looking to continue their form in the league, having won three of the last four
Time to push on: Chelsea face on their toughest tests of the season at home to Manchester City on Sunday
Keen scout? Not Jose, who oversaw several Clasicos while working as Real's manager
