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Manchester City coach Pep Guardiola believes that Arsenal will win its remaining matches in the English Premier League.
Pep Guardiola has issued a warning to Manchester City, stressing that they cannot afford to drop any points if they are to secure a fourth successive Premier League title.
After Arsenal's win over Tottenham, Guardiola expects Arsenal to maintain their form, making it essential for City to maintain their winning streak.
Manchester City beat Nottingham Forest to close the gap on Arsenal despite the best efforts of Ola Aina and Co.
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Arsenal made a huge statement in the north London derby against Tottenham as they beat Spurs in their own backyard.
Guardiola's warning
“We would rather they lose, we can't control what they do,” Guardiola told The Guardian of Arsenal. “There are four games left, I don't think they will drop any points, so we know exactly what we have to do.”
City responded to Arsenal's victory with a narrow victory over Nottingham Forest, with Josko Gvardiol and Erling Haaland scoring twice. Despite a disciplined defensive display by Forest, City managed to secure the crucial three points.
Guardiola's evaluation
Guardiola admitted: “City performed less than usual in Nottingham.” “We knew the conditions when we got here, so we knew how the game was going to go. We were very lucky that the pitch was very dry, because with the chances they had, if the pitch conditions had been better, they would have scored, we were incredibly lucky for that. “
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Manchester City coach Pep Guardiola is angry (Image source: Romano/Facebook)
City's win over Forest marked their fifth successive Premier League win, putting them in a strong position in the title race. However, Guardiola may have to cope without his first-choice goalkeeper, Ederson, for the remaining matches after suffering a shoulder injury.
Ederson injury
“It doesn't look good,” Guardiola said. “We'll see tomorrow with the doctor.”
City's upcoming fixtures include home games against Wolves and West Ham, with trips to Fulham and Tottenham in between. Meanwhile, Arsenal face Bournemouth, Manchester United and Everton, igniting a tight race for the Premier League title.
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