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The coach of Manchester City, Pep Guardiolahe made fun of the suggestions that his team could remember this season as special if he achieves a position in the Champions League. The City took a great step towards the European classification with its 2-1 victory in the Premier League over the Aston Villa yesterday thanks to the goal of Matheus Nunes in the 94th minute.
Guardiola's men uploaded two positions to the third position of the table, still 18 points from the leader, Liverpool, and therefore will end very far from their initial seasonal goal of achieving a historical fifth consecutive league title. “This season has been bad,” Guardiola said. “It does not matter if we reach the final of the FA cop or the classification for the Champions League. The reality is that what determines, which makes you feel that the season is good, is the Premier League, not the Champions League or the FA Cup. It is that consistency in the Premier League. But it happens, sometimes there are bad seasons. The level of the teams (in the Premier League) is exceptional.”
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The expert Roy Keane considered that the summary of the Guardiola season was unfairly negative. “I think it has been very hard with his team,” said Manchester United's eccentrocpipe in Sky Sports transmission. “They had a difficult start, obviously suffered a great setback with Rodri (suffered a breakage of the anterior cross ligament), and have not been at their best.” “But that was always going to happen. Even so, I still think that if they win the FA Cup and arrive at the Champions League, it is not bad. But it is just because they have put the bar so high in recent years that any descent paints badly.”
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