- Champions trail Arsenal by a point before Tottenham game
- Guardiola: ‘We know what we’re playing for – it’s a knockout’
Pep Guardiola has admitted he and Manchester City will feel “squeaky bum time” before their pivotal visit to Tottenham on Tuesday as they seek to win a record fourth consecutive title.
City are second, one point behind Arsenal, having played a game fewer. The trip to Spurs is their match in hand before the final day on Sunday, when they host West Ham and Arsenal are at home against Everton. If City lose at Spurs the destiny of the title will be in Arsenal’s hands and a draw would give them the edge owing to a goal difference superior by three.
Continue reading…Champions trail Arsenal by a point before Tottenham gameGuardiola: ‘We know what we’re playing for – it’s a knockout’Pep Guardiola has admitted he and Manchester City will feel “squeaky bum time” before their pivotal visit to Tottenham on Tuesday as they seek to win a record fourth consecutive title.City are second, one point behind Arsenal, having played a game fewer. The trip to Spurs is their match in hand before the final day on Sunday, when they host West Ham and Arsenal are at home against Everton. If City lose at Spurs the destiny of the title will be in Arsenal’s hands and a draw would give them the edge owing to a goal difference superior by three. Continue reading…
