Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola reacted in a unique way to the Premier League title race following a 3-0 victory over Brentford. Concluding his press conference, the Spanish tactician addressed West Ham, jokingly expressing his support for them in their upcoming match against Arsenal. This is reported by Goal.com .
In his statement, Guardiola mimicked West Ham's symbolic gesture and shouted, "Come on, you Irons!" This moment sparked significant interest among journalists and fans, as Sunday's clash between Arsenal and West Ham could seriously impact the title race.
The victory over Brentford was crucial for Manchester City, narrowing the gap with league leaders Arsenal to two points. While Guardiola was pleased with his team's performance, he acknowledged that the title fate is not entirely in their hands.
The manager highlighted Arsenal's consistency this season, acknowledging their strong form. Nevertheless, he stated that Manchester City has no choice but to win all remaining matches and wait for their rivals to slip up.
The team faces an FA Cup final and difficult matches against opponents like Crystal Palace, Bournemouth, and Aston Villa. Despite the tight schedule, Guardiola emphasized that the team must focus solely on the upcoming games.
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