Man City Manager, Pep Guardiola 'Surrenders' Title To Liverpool

Manchester City manager Josep “Pep” Guardiola Sala has conceded defeat in the English Premier League title race to Merseyside giants Liverpool following his club’s surrender of a 2-0 lead against Wolverhampton Wanderers, to lose 3-2 on Friday night.

In his post-match remarks, Guardiola revealed that City will not be prioritising Cup competitions but had to chase down Leicester City, who are second and ensure a top-four finish. He said:

It’s unrealistic to think about Liverpool, we think about Leicester.

We have the chance to recover second place. I know the quality of my team but that’s the situation.

City lost goalkeeper Ederson to a red card after he upended Diogo Jota in the 12th minute but still went on to score through Raheem Sterling, twice (25′, 50′).

Wolves hit back by scoring thrice in the final 35 minutes through Adama Traore (55′), Raul Jimenez (82′) and Matt Doherty (89′).

Meanwhile, Liverpool is 13 and 14 points ahead of Leicester City and Manchester City respectively, with a game in hand.

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