Pep Guardiola does not mind Manchester City's rivals enjoying their downturn ... normal and is happy with the culture in English football, but is also keen to carry out what he has pledged to do at the club. Having signed a new contract to bring more ...

Manchester City are going through the biggest crisis of Pep Guardiola's managerial career, but he is armed with a new two-year contract - although that doesn't mean he won't walk away from the Premier

Manchester City's dominance has hit a shocking roadblock, with Pep Guardiola enduring his longest winless streak as a manager. Six games without victory have raised questions about injuries, tactical missteps,

Pep Guardiola says Manchester City's six-game winless run means he must prove himself again, crediting his six Premier League titles in seven years for shielding him from greater scrutiny.

Pep Guardiola has said he has to "prove himself" all over again after Manchester City's six-game winless run and added the only reason there are not more questions about whether he should be sacked is because he's won six Premier League titles.

Guardiola committed himself to it, and not merely by putting pen to paper. He cited the reality that, six months ago, City were crowned champions, FA Cup finalists, a side only knocked out of the Champions League on penalties by Real Madrid.

Pep Guardiola says he is braced for the challenge of turning around Manchester City's fortunes after the worst run of his managerial career ahead of a daunting trip to runaway Premier League leaders Liverpool.