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It was a big week in Europe. With the Aston Villa leading to PSG to the limit, with the Arsenal imposing itself in the Bernabéu to get into the semifinals and with the Barcelona and the Inter eliminating German representatives to approach a new ears. Guardiola He saw these matches from home after his team was eliminated in the playback by Real Madrid. The Catalan acknowledged that he City It was not up to itbut also said that theirs have redirected the way. It could be worse, he explained at the press conference prior to the meeting in front of the Everton. The Mancunians will play their number 100 in Goodison Park, the last one before the toffees They move to the docks of Liverpool. The first one of a key week for citizenswhich during the week will be measured to another candidate for the Champions positions such as Aston Villa, and that next weekend they will play at Wembley La semifinal FA Cup frente al Nottingham Forest.
– Can you offer us some novelties regarding injured players?
– Ederson is not ready for tomorrow. We don't know how long it will be low, but it is not ready for tomorrow. Haaland either, not for the following games.
– Foden and Akanji returned to training this week, how much do they have to count on them again?
– Yes, Foden trained on Thursday and today will have his second session. Akanji has trained two or three times with us and is doing well. Today we will see when it will be ready to return to the team.
– What memories does Goodison Park bring? What do you think about the Everton stadium?
– Goodison Park is a very special stadium, a traditional English stadium such as Fulham or Aston Villa. But clubs grow and I'm sure the new stadium will be better and perhaps more comfortable. It is a good place to play.
– There he won the last eight games he played, do you think Moyes on the bench will be different?
– The results speak for themselves. I think Dyche did an incredible job, when they were in a complicated position and avoided the descent. Moyes had a great impact, with his experience and doing a great job as he did in the West Ham and throughout his career. It is an important week for us.
– Have you followed the champions league matches this week? Did you regret not be present in these last instances of the competition?
– I enjoyed seeing the games, good games. That of Villa Park and that of Barcelona in Dortmund were good matches. I enjoyed them and missed not being there, but I accept it. I don't complain much about what life has given me in the good and bad times. In sport you sometimes do not have a good performance and you don't deserve to be there and there are other teams that have done better than us to be there. Hopefully next season we can participate in the last rounds, as in the last seven seasons. We always compete well.
– Do you motivate you to face Everton and Villa, and dispute the semifinal of the FA Cup in the same week?
– Of course it motivates. Fighting to qualify for the Champions League is not a bad thing. We could be in an even worse position in the Premier League if we had not done some things we did in recent months. People say that being rooms is wrong, we could be tenth or be below. We have not done it quite well, but it is in our hands. There are six games left and there is not much time. Our classification goes through the Etihad, although we have some games outside that will be complicated, such as tomorrow in Liverpool.
– In his last game, City won emphatically to Palace. Do you think that with that triumph you sent a message to the rest of the candidates to qualify for the Champions League?
– No, the message went to us. This season we are not at our best level, but we are doing well. The palace was doing well, it is a great team, the one that took the most points out of the Etihad in recent years.
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