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MANCHESTER, England : Manchester City will approach all their remaining Premier League matches like finals in a bid to stave off challengers Liverpool, manager Pep Guardiola said on Friday, adding that they must use their experience of negotiating close title races.
Pep Guardiola said any slip would cost Manchester City the Premier League title after his side claimed a critical 3-0 win over Brighton & Hove Albion.
Manchester City will assess injuries to Nathan Ake and John Stones as the pressure on their defence continues following the win against Brighton.
Arsenal target Lautaro Martinez would favour a move to Manchester City or Liverpool during the summer transfer window, according to reports. The 24-year-old is under contract with Serie A title challengers Inter Milan until 2026, but continues to draw interest from across Europe.
Ruben Dias is available again after sitting on the bench for the last two games, against Atletico Madrid and Liverpool. Throwing him back into one of those encounters, after no football in seven weeks, would have been a big ask but tonight would seem the perfect moment to reintroduce him.
Pep Guardiola is unlikely to risk Ruben Dias from the start as Manchester City face Brighton in a crunch Premier League game on Wednesday. The centre back has been out for seven weeks after damaging a hamstring against Peterborough in the FA Cup and, despite being on the subs bench for the last two games, has played no minutes since.
Pep Guardiola will again be without Kyle Walker for the Premier League clash with Brighton tomorrow night and is sweating on the fitness of three more stars. Manchester City will need a win to stay top of the table if Liverpool avoid defeat to Manchester United tonight.
Pep Guardiola has been roundly criticised by some sections of the Manchester City support for the team he fielded at Wembley. But apart from one big call, the Blues boss was left with very little alternative to putting out a side that lacked several big names and was on the back foot for the first 45 minutes.