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Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola says he has no doubt Fulham will “do everything” to try to beat his side, despite having little to play for.
The Cottagers, who are 13th in the table, saw their motivation questioned after footage emerged this week of some Cottagers players flying a kite in training.
“I never met one player or manager who, when they start to play, wasn’t focused to win the
We are nearing the end game now.
As Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola rather succinctly put it: “One week left, three games left. Nine points and we will be champions. Seven, six or three points, Arsenal will win the Premier League.”
Guardiola is not placing much faith in Manchester United then, given he expects Arsenal to win every game and the Gunners visit Old Trafford on 12 May.
But, then,
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Spurs appeared not to have noticed Arsenal’s prowess at corners this season, the two that brought goals here taking their tally to 16 this season, the most by a team in a single campaign since West Bromwich Albion scored the same number under manager Tony Pulis in 2016/17.
It was quite the oversight, Havertz’s unaccompanied header a particularly glaring example.
Arsenal are now three games from glory, although Manchester City
The goals Liverpool conceded where hardly the result of surprises being sprung on them. Everton’s trademark is set-piece power plays and both goals resulted from them. The second goal, a Dwight McNeil corner met by Calvert-Lewin, was as routine as it gets but Liverpool could not cope.
Everton and their followers have been very short on reasons to let it all hang out in celebration apart from in late escapes
It has been a tough couple of weeks for Liverpool but they are certainly not feeling sorry for themselves.
Instead, their performance against Fulham on Sunday said to me that they are still fighting like mad for the Premier League title.
Going into the game, Reds boss Jurgen Klopp had said he felt his side have been too easy to play against recently, so he will be very pleased with
Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola believes his players are thriving under the pressure of the Premier League title race.
City are two points clear at the top after their title rivals Liverpool and Arsenal both lost on Sunday.
The champions thrashed Luton 5-1 a day earlier and are now favourites to
Arsenal revelled in a scene of high anticipation when they walked out to face Aston Villa but were left looking at a sea of empty red seats 90 minutes later as the Premier League title race took a potentially pivotal twist.
Liverpool stumbled first in a shock home defeat by Crystal Palace before Arsenal’s supporters, well at least
At the moment it is advantage Liverpool, and Arsenal are not going away, but, with nine games to go, I still see Manchester City as favourites for the Premier League title.
That feeling is not really based on how City are playing right now, though. Pep Guardiola’s side are on a long unbeaten run, stretching back 23 games in all competitions, but they have not hit top form and a
Arsenal are almost a year on from the start of the collapse that cost them dearly in last season’s Premier League title race so all vital signs will be placed under the fiercest scrutiny as they face the same pressures again.
The ultimate test remains a visit to Manchester City, who forced
