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PEP GUARDIOLA PILES PRESSURE ON ARSENAL IN THE PREMIER LEAGUE TITLE RACE.

May 13, 2023
2 years ago
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PEP GUARDIOLA PILES PRESSURE ON ARSENAL IN THE PREMIER LEAGUE TITLE RACE.

Pep Guardiola, manager of Manchester City, believes Arsenal will win all three of their remaining Premier League games this season.



Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola believes Arsenal will win all of their remaining Premier League games this season.


"I think they will definitely win their three games, I would like them to drop points to be honest, but I think they will get nine points," the former Barcelona manager said of Arsenal's title prospects.


On Sunday, City will face Everton at Goodison Park before the Gunners host Brighton at the Emirates Stadium later in the day.

"There were big results in the Premier League, but we thought the last games would be tough because everyone is playing for something." It is possible.

"They scored the first goal in the first minute (of their 5-1 win over the Seagulls), a surprise for the two early goals, Everton's physicality is really, really good." "Anything is possible."

Jurgen Klopp admits miracles have happened for Liverpool but accepts their fate isn't in their hands.


Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp has accepted that "miracles happened’ for his side in the past, but now Champions League qualification is unlikely.

 

A month ago, the club were eighth, 10 points adrift of fourth-placed Manchester United, but six successive wins have propelled them to fifth and only a point behind their rivals, who have a game in hand.

Liverpool have produced great comebacks before, not least when overturning a 3-0 first-leg deficit in 2019 to knock out Barcelona in the Champions League semi-finals.

Acknowledging that feat and others, Klopp said: ‘Everyone involved in these moments will never forget it. You are right; we were around when miracles happened, but it was then still in our hands.’

On this season’s quest for a top-four finish, he added: ‘Newcastle and United would be happy if we were not there any more, but it is more likely they will do it.’