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Manchester City are on the verge of moving to the top of the Premier League as they will leapfrog title rivals Arsenal if they beat Fulham on Sunday but manager Pep Guardiola is taking nothing for granted even though his side are now favourites to win a third successive top flight title.
Pep Guardiola insists the Premier League title race is far from over despite his Manchester City side taking firm control this week with victory over Arsenal.
Billed as a Premier League title decider, it was barely even a contest as Manchester City thrashed Arsenal 4-1 on Wednesday to close in on becoming English champions for the fifth time in six years.
Pep Guardiola has changed his mind on Manchester City's position after they beat their biggest rivals for the Premier League title.
When Kevin De Bruyne made it 3-0 early in the second half, his second goal of the evening an almost casual finish, there were four Arsenal players in the vicinity who bent forward at the waist, utterly broken, simply wanting to take on a bit of oxygen. This is what it feels like to run into a juggernaut.
It wasn’t the greatest night for Brendan Rodgers. His former charges Leicester City, relegation-bound with the Brodge at the helm, were good value for a precious point at Leeds. Admittedly it was a game they could have lost, but on balance they probably should have won, and so that’ll be seven points from the last nine for new broom Dean Smith once they’ve dealt with Everton on Monday night. The Foxes suddenly look reinvigorated, back on point, James Maddison speaking after the game of the benefit of hearing a fresh voice in the dressing room, and it’s the biggest blow to Brenny’s reputation for elite man-management since he was captured on camera railing at a teenage Raheem Sterling while performing his famous pick-an-envelope conjuring act to a soundtrack of Oxygene, Pt.4.
MANCHESTER: Arsenal's trip to Manchester City on Wednesday (Apr 26) has been circled for months as a potentially decisive date in the Premier League title race, but the Gunners must now wrestle back a huge swing in momentum towards the defending champions.
Given Manchester City lost their two opening games of the season, it’s quite unthinkable that they would be second-in-line for the Women’s Super League title, just weeks before the season’s end.