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Published on 2024-03-15 22:30:00
Manchester City is on the verge of another visit to Wembley Stadium this season, needing just one win against Newcastle United in the Emirates FA Cup quarter-final. The club is aiming to replicate last season’s historic Treble success and continue their pursuit of the Premier League and UEFA Champions League titles.
Following a 1-1 draw with Liverpool, City remains behind Arsenal in the Premier League standings. The team also learned their fate in the Champions League, with a quarter-final clash against Real Madrid upcoming after the international break.
Pep Guardiola discussed the upcoming matches with Real Madrid and the return of Jack Grealish to training. Guardiola emphasized the tough challenge Real Madrid poses, highlighting the experience and control the Spanish giants have in the competition.
Speaking about Grealish, Guardiola expressed optimism about his return and the impact he could have on the team in the final months of the season. Guardiola acknowledged Grealish’s special qualities and the need for consistency in his performances to reach his best level.
Injuries have been a factor this season, with Guardiola pointing out the absence of key players like Kevin De Bruyne and Erling Haaland. Despite the challenges, Guardiola praised the team’s ability to cope with injuries and maintain a competitive edge.
The City manager also spoke about the recent visit of Arsene Wenger to the City Football Academy, praising the legendary coach’s contributions to English football. Guardiola also discussed Jude Bellingham’s impact on Real Madrid and the team’s need to handle emotional atmospheres in high-pressure games.
Guardiola talked about the importance of set-piece routines and the team’s strategy to come up with new routines for each game. He highlighted the importance of being creative and adaptive in order to stay ahead in competitive matches.
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