The Digest:
Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola has admitted the Premier League title race is far from over, warning "many things are going to happen" after Arsenal's dominant 4-1 north London derby victory restored their five-point lead at the top. Speaking via Fabrizio Romano, Guardiola confessed: "I have the feeling we are not going to win all the games, I don't know about Arsenal. I have the feeling we are not going to win all the games, this is my feeling." City hold a crucial game in hand and still face Arsenal at the Etihad Stadium, but Guardiola acknowledged the unpredictable nature of the run-in. His candid admission reflects the immense pressure on both sides as they battle for supremacy, with the Spaniard hinting that twists and turns lie ahead.
Key Points:
- Guardiola's admission underscores the psychological pressure of the title race.
- Arsenal's lead is fragile with City holding a game in hand and head-to-head clash.
- Both teams face unpredictable challenges in the run-in.
- This signals that the title race will likely go down to the wire.
- The timing, after Arsenal's statement win, adds tension.
Sources: Leadership, Fabrizio Romano/X
