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Published on 2024-04-24 12:14:26
Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola responded to Nottingham Forest’s criticism of Premier League officiating after their defeat to Everton in a statement that questioned the integrity of the referees, particularly VAR Stuart Attwell who was accused of bias. Guardiola disagreed with the criticism from Forest, emphasizing the pressure and difficulty referees face in making split-second decisions during a fast-paced game.
Guardiola defended the integrity and professionalism of Premier League referees, acknowledging the scrutiny they face and the challenges of their job. He emphasized the importance of respecting the referees’ decisions and recognizing that mistakes can happen in such a complex and fast game. Guardiola also mentioned that Manchester City as a club are focused on doing their job and accepting responsibility for their mistakes.
The focus now shifts to Manchester City’s upcoming matches, with a fixture against Brighton & Hove Albion followed by a clash against Nottingham Forest. The tension is likely to be high during the game against Forest following their statement criticizing the officiating, highlighting the ongoing debate and issues surrounding refereeing decisions in football.
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