Sack him tonight or face huge consequences – Manchester City owner now want Pep Guardiola sacked tonight and is set to be replaced with three times Champions League Winner

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Pep Guardiola offered his perspective to BBC Match of the Day following Manchester City’s draw with Chelsea: “I don’t share that view [about City relinquishing control]. They managed to score and perhaps that’s coloring your interpretation of the match. Yes, they raised their intensity and pressed more aggressively, creating chances after we surrendered possession twice at the start of the second half. But if you’re convinced they changed the game’s momentum, that’s your prerogative. You may have a better read on it than I do.

“Chelsea boasts a squad of world-class quality. These aren’t inexperienced academy graduates we’re talking about. They’re top-tier professionals. Dictating play for the full 90 minutes against a team of that caliber is exceptionally difficult. We let several second-half opportunities slip away, four or five instances where we enjoyed numerical superiority of two-on-one or three-on-two situations. Our skilled players tried to put the game to bed but couldn’t quite manage it.

“It is what it is. When you examine all the statistics across every analytical category, one crucial element is your effectiveness in the final third. Generally speaking, our defensive organization, our work rate, and our overall play were outstanding.”

On the six-point gap at the top of the table: “We’re getting players back from injury and we’ll evaluate everything on Wednesday.”

Rodri shared his thoughts with Sky Sports about returning to competitive action: “For me, it’s truly a gift. What I’ve been through has been incredibly difficult, so right now, whether we win, draw, or lose, everything feels like a blessing. Just being able to play, experiencing the joy of the game again, and getting my smile back—the victories and team success will naturally follow. My priority right now is staying healthy and simply enjoying football.

“I’ve gone through the adjustment phase where your body needs to adapt muscularly. I feel strong now. I still need to build up match fitness and rhythm, but given where we are in the season and what I’ve come back from, I’m feeling good about my condition.”

Did You Know?

After managing just one goal across his opening 12 Premier League appearances this season, Manchester City’s Tijjani Reijnders has found the net four times in his subsequent seven matches, including three goals in his last four games.