Pep Guardiola urges Manchester City players to get ‘heads up’ for visit of Chelsea
Manager calm after ‘really good game’ at Sunderland Chelsea visit Etihad on Sunday after sacking Maresca An outwardly sanguine Pep Guardiola suggested he was reasonably content with a hard-fought point at Sunderland after watching his Manchester City side lose ground on Arsenal at the top of the Premier League. The 0-0 draw at the Stadium of Light leaves City second, four points behind Mikel Arteta’s leaders, but Guardiola was not too downhearted. “I’ll take the point against this team at this stadium,” said a good-humoured Guardiola, who seemed unaffected by reports that Enzo Maresca, once his assistant at the Etihad Stadium, had discussed the possibility of relocating to Manchester later this year with figures associated with City. “It was a really good game.” Continue reading...
Manager calm after ‘really good game’ at Sunderland
Chelsea visit Etihad on Sunday after sacking Maresca
An outwardly sanguine Pep Guardiola suggested he was reasonably content with a hard-fought point at Sunderland after watching his Manchester City side lose ground on Arsenal at the top of the Premier League.
The 0-0 draw at the Stadium of Light leaves City second, four points behind Mikel Arteta’s leaders but Guardiola was not too downhearted. “I’ll take the point against this team at this stadium,” said a good-humoured Guardiola who seemed unaffected by reports that Enzo Maresca, once his assistant at the Etihad Stadium, had discussed the possibility of relocating to Manchester later this year with figures associated to City. “It was a really good game.”
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