Pep Guardiola has warned his Manchester City players not to take their eye off the Premier League
Retaining title ‘almost impossible’ if points droppedPep Guardiola has warned his players not to take their eye off the Premier League because it would be “almost impossible” forCity travel to Crystal Palace on Saturday lunchtime knowing a win would put pressure on title rivals Arsenal and Liverpool before they face Brighton and Manchester United respectively this weekend. City sit third, three points behind the leaders, Liverpool, and two points behind Arsenal in second.
“I love it,” Guardiola said of the Premier League. “Of the domestic trophies, it is the most important – Premier League or La Liga. I’m not going to say the Champions League is not nice, of course it is. So now we have it and know how it feels in our soul and we are at peace, for the fact we’ve got it. But it’s just the nicest because it’s more difficult, there are more games, you know every week, two or three games.
Nathan Aké and Kyle Walker will be missing at Selhurst Park but Ederson could return, leaving Guardiola with a decision to make about who will start in goal. Stefan Ortega has conceded once since coming off the bench to replace the Brazilian at Liverpool. “Stefan is playing really good, so we have to think about it,” Guardiola said. “I will speak with Xabi . Maybe we will give Ederson a little bit more time or maybe not. We will see tonight and tomorrow.
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