Man City looking to avoid two unwanted Pep Guardiola records vs Southampton in FA Cup
Avoiding two unwanted records
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Avoiding two unwanted records
Manchester City have twice been held to a draw by Sunday’s FA Cup opponents Southampton this season. But manager Pep Guardiola says there is no secret to the hold that the Saints seem to have over his side in the current campaign, as they shape up for the quarter-final tie.
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Watford’s 2-1 win over Southampton exposed a high-press problem Manchester City can take advantage of in this weekend’s FA Cup quarter-final clash at St Marys.
Manchester City struggle against some opponents more than others, and Southampton have been a particular thorn in their side for years. There’s obviously the infamous Nathan Redmond incident with Pep Guardiola but since Ralph Hasenhuttl took charge on the south coast the Blues have found it particularly tough.
Pep Guardiola was exasperated by the idea that his players might need to be given extra motivation for Sunday’s FA Cup quarter-final at Southampton. With Manchester City leading the Premier League by just a single point from Liverpool, who they play in three weeks, and facing Atletico Madrid in the quarter-finals of the Champions League, it seems the Blues have bigger fish to fry than the domestic knockout competition.