Pep Guardiola has hit a wall he can neither tear down nor jump over, while vainly searching for a solution and an exit from Man City’s crisis. Should Liverpool beat Everton in their postponed match, the Reds will have double-digit advantage (11 points) already after 15 rounds.What’s behind Man City’s unprecedented crisis? Richarlison’s curse!At the same time, the promotion to the UEFA Champions League knockout phase is hanging in the balance. The Cityzens face Paris Saint-Germain at Parc des Princes and Club Brugge at Etihad, and according to certain predictions, a single victory would be enough, but the situation is far from naive.Still can’t believe we have delivered this under Pep Guardiola. pic.twitter.com/lekG9ai5sS— City Chief (@City_Chief) December 13, 2024 Speaking to Luca Toni on Prime Video Sport, the Spaniard confessed he’s under a lot of stress.”I am a person who is nervous sometimes. I have bad days, I mess up a lot, and rudeness makes me nervous. Do I lose my mind sometimes? Yes. I sleep badly and I don’t digest food well. I always have to eat light. Only soup in the evening,” admitted Guardiola.Breaking statement: Pep won’t coach any other club after City!Still, he does not lose his optimism, believing that better days for Man City are coming shortly.”But I am the same coach as I was five months ago. The one who had won the title, and I don’t fight my state of mind. If my state of mind is ugly, then it is ugly. But I know it will pass. The same is true when I am overjoyed. I know it will pass. I sincerely believe that it will be a year with great difficulties. We have to find continuity,” stated Guardiola.ENGLISH PREMIER LEAGUE – MATCHDAY 15Saturday18:00: (1.25) Arsenal (6.25) Everton (15.0)18:00: (1.33) Liverpool (5.50) Fulham (8.50)18:00: (1.35) Newcastle (5.60) Leicester (9.50)18:00: (2.00) Wolverhampton (3.60) Ipswich (4.00)20:30: (2.65) Nott.Forest (3.50) Aston Villa (2.75)Sunday17:00: (1.90) Brighton (3.50) Crystal Palace (4.10)19:30: (1.63) Man.City (4.55) Man.Utd. (5.20)22:00: (1.33) Chelsea (5.50) Brentford (8.50)22: 00: (4.40) Southampton (3.90) Tottenham (1.75)Monday23:00: (1.75) Bournemouth (3.70) West Ham (4.70)***odds are subject to change***
