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Guardiola describes the area where ‘nobody can beat’ Man City in
When it comes to statistics, Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola believes that “nobody can beat” his team.
Since the Spaniard took over in 2016, the Citizens have been one of the most dominant teams in the world.
This season, they are in a Premier League title race with the likes of Liverpool and Chelsea.
The Reds presently lead the Premier League by one point over Man City, who have won five of their first eight games.
On Saturday, City will face Brighton at the Amex Stadium, while Liverpool will face Manchester United at Old Trafford.
Guardiola was told during his most recent pre-match press conference that his team struggles after a midweek European tie.
“I don’t take note [of this],” said the 50-year-old.
“Listen, if you want to involve the statistics that this team has done in the last four years you are going to lose. You are going to lose.
“In statistics nobody can beat us, I’m sorry.
“I don’t pay any attention about before the international break or after the international break, or before the Champions League or after the Champions League.
“I see how the team is, how they trained today, how they behaved in the last games.
“This is my only concern, to adapt, to adjust. It’s not about the mentality, just about the strategy and the opponent, because the opponent we are going to face tomorrow is different to Brugge, different to Chelsea, different to Liverpool. And Liverpool is different to Brighton.
“So we’ll try to be there and try to do a good game.”
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Guardiola describes the area where ‘nobody can beat’ Man City in
