Guardiola ‘knew’ Liverpool will come back in title race

In a recent statement, Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola shared his perspective on Liverpool’s performance this season, acknowledging the remarkable consistency displayed by Arsenal over the past two years. Guardiola expressed his admiration for Arsenal’s sustained excellence, highlighting the impressive nature of their achievements.

When discussing Liverpool’s resurgence, Guardiola anticipated their strong comeback, citing the enduring character of the team and the influence of their manager, Jurgen Klopp. Guardiola remarked, “I knew it would be like that from day one; it was clear for many reasons. The character is still with them, with Jurgen things always happen.”

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As the Premier League season progresses, Manchester City finds themselves in the fourth position with 30 points after 15 rounds, while Liverpool has taken the lead with 37 points, but also a game extra. The competitive nature of the league promises an intriguing battle for the top spot, with Guardiola’s City poised to navigate the challenges and contend for the coveted title.