Kyle Walker was not to blame for Manchester City’s vulnerable right side, Pep Guardiola was
The reaction to Manchester City’s 4-0 home defeat against Tottenham Hotspur on Saturday was a good example — this was, from City’s perspective, surely a collective collapse rather than one based on individual failings. But post-match coverage focused largely on Kyle Walker, and the space Tottenham found in behind him.
Pep Guardiola has issued a response to questions around the lack of support for Erling Haaland in the goalscoring department ...
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Pep Guardiola fires warning to Liverpool after Man City fell behind in title racePep Guardiola has been speaking ahead of taking on Feyenoord in the Champions League this Tuesday, which is the match before ...
Tottenham defied expectations by pulling off a stunning victory over Manchester City at the Etihad. While the result was ...
Speaking after City’s most-recent Premier League outing, Pep Guardiola was quizzed on whether any degree of ‘squad rebuild’ ...
Pep Guardiola has put Manchester City's awful recent run down to many little things — here are 16 of them and their impacts ...
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Pep Guardiola sends clear message to players on Premier League title race ahead of Liverpool gameManchester City’s game against Tottenham Hotspur was seen as a crucial opportunity to rebound from an unprecedented losing ...
Considered one of the modern era's greatest managers ever, Pep Guardiola has done a whole lot of winning and not a lot of losing. Yet even the greatest managers have their off days, and when you ...
PEP GUARDIOLA believes Kevin De Bruyne will choose to leave Manchester City when he is no longer a key player. The Belgian ...
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