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Guardiola expects quick decision on Arteta over Arsenal move
Pep Guardiola said Arteta will be at Oxford United on Wednesday for City’s League Cup quarter-final but appears resigned to the prospect of losing his right-hand man.
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Guardiola rules out Man City spending in January transfer window
Pep Guardiola said the club would assess those players out of the contract when the season is over, with Spanish midfielder David Silva already confirming his decision to leave.
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Man City are in the right frame of mind: Guardiola
Pep Guardiola is adamant the City players have not been affected by a poor run of just one victory in five games in all competitions.
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Guardiola wants to stay at Man City beyond 2021
This season has not gone according to plan for Guardiola as he attempted to match the unprecedented efforts of last year when he swept all three domestic titles.
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Guardiola stands with Klopp over fixture congestion
Jurgen Klopp criticised as 'too much' the number of matches his side has to play as he struggles to find a solution to a fixture pile-up that sees their League Cup quarterfinal against Aston Villa clash with December's Club World Cup in Qatar.
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Man City still not clinical enough to win Champions League - Guardiola
City are the bookmakers' favourites to finally win the biggest prize in European football after more than a decade of huge investment from the club's Abu Dhabi owners and in Guardiola's fourth season in charge.
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Battered South Africa need the Guardiola touch, says coach
Following India's 203-run mauling of his team in the first Test on Sunday, captain Faf du Plessis and Nkwe pleaded for patience as the squad rebuilds after Dale Steyn's and Hashim Amla's retirement.
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Guardiola chases Champions League vindication
Manchester City start their latest bid to win the club's first European Cup with a trip to Shakhtar Donetsk in the Group C opener on Wednesday.
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Sterling not on same level as Messi, Ronaldo, says Guardiola
England manager Gareth Southgate suggested Raheem Sterling could eventually be mentioned in the same breath as Messi and Ronaldo when asked how far the City winger could go if he maintains his superb form.
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'Don't make mistakes': Guardiola has VAR concerns after City rout
Pep Guardiola's side kicked off their Premier League title defence with a confident display as Raheem Sterling's hat-trick and goals from Gabriel Jesus and Sergio Aguero demolished the Hammers.
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Peerless Man City hunt Premier League hat-trick
There are few weaknesses in City's balanced squad, which combines title-winning nous with an enviable depth of talent.
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City players to decide new captain, says Guardiola
The captain's armband is up for grabs at City after Vincent Kompany left at the end of last season after 11 years in Manchester to take up a player-coach role at Anderlecht, the club at which the 33-year-old started his career.
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Man City need to win Champions League, says Guardiola
The 48-year-old Spaniard said in the immediate aftermath of Saturday's rout the domestic treble is more difficult than winning the Champions League because it demands greater consistency over a gruelling season.
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'It's a sky blue world': City hailed as England's best ever
Pep Guardiola's side became the first English club to win the Premier League, FA Cup and League Cup in the same season thanks to their swaggering 6-0 success at Wembley on Saturday.
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Gracia stands in way of Guardiola's treble dream
City beat Watford in both meetings in the league, 2-1 at Vicarage Road in December and 3-1 at the Etihad, but Gracia believes his team showed enough in those games to have hope they could pull off a surprise at Wembley.
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Guardiola beats Klopp to manager of the year award
Guardiola's City retained the Premier League title on Sunday, beating Klopp's Liverpool by a single point at the end of a thrilling title race.
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Man City on brink of Premier League glory, but Liverpool keep dreaming
Pep Guardiola's City are firm favourites to retain the title as they travel to Brighton, a team that narrowly avoided relegation.
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City, Liverpool primed for final day of epic title race
Juergen Klopp’s Liverpool finished 25 points behind City last year, but have bridged the gap playing football that at times has surpassed even Guardiola’s slickers.
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Pressure is a privilege as Man City look to close out title
Manchester City go into the final day of the season one point ahead of Liverpool after a title race that has raised the bar from anything the Premier League has seen before.
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Guardiola urges title calm after Man City beat United
Guardiola's City have 89 points after 35 games, with Liverpool a point behind. Both sides have just three games remaining.
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Guardiola hits backs at Solskjaer’s ‘tactical’ fouling jibe
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer made reference to City’s supposed habit of fouling high up the field to stop opponents hitting them on the break if Guardiola’s players are out of position.
