Guardiola targets Manchester City rivals

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By: Manu Tournoux

Pep Guardiola wants to end overcrowded schedules

At a press conference this Friday, Pep Guardiola assessed the different teams capable of playing for the Premier League title this season.

The fight for the title and places of honor in the Premier League should once again give rise to fierce battles and a spectacle which this championship has the secret to. Reigning champion, Manchester City got off to a good start (6 wins, 1 draw) but was closely followed by Arsenal, Tottenham, Liverpool or even outsiders such as Brighton And Aston Villa who intend to play spoilsport.

Guardiola sizes up his rivals

On Sunday, the Gunners and the Cityzens will face off in a duel which will undoubtedly recall the fight between the two clubs for the title of champion of England. Two days before the match, Pep Guardiola was asked about the London club’s ability to fight for the title again. And for him, there is no doubt about it. “Arsenal were our biggest rivals last season. Before they weren’t, they have really arrived and will continue to fight for the big trophies for a very long time.”launched the Spanish technician.

The Catalan also cited Liverpoolback at the forefront at the start of the season, among the teams capable of slowing down the hegemony of the Skyblues this season. ” Absolutely. With Liverpool, what we’ve seen… But it’s difficult to have an idea about the competitors for the title before having played 10 matches, and we haven’t even played 10 matches. We have to wait a bit but the big clubs will always be contenders, and Arsenal will obviously be one of them.”he added.

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