Bournemouth v Manchester City: Arsenal can win Premier League if visitors slip up as Guardiola heads for exit – live
Pep Guardiola commented on the intensity of Bournemouth ahead of their match against Manchester City. He noted that fatigue can affect a team's tempo but expects Bournemouth to be well-prepared after 10 days of rest. The outcome of this match could impact Arsenal's chances in the Premier League.
- ▪Pep Guardiola highlighted the intensity of Bournemouth's play.
- ▪He expects Bournemouth to be well-prepared after a 10-day break.
- ▪The match outcome could influence Arsenal's Premier League title hopes.
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| Publication time | Tue, 19 May 2026 17:30:15 GMT |
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2m ago13.32 EDTPep Guardiola on Andoni Iraola’s Bournemouth double quotation markThey don’t let you breathe. When a team is so intense, always when fatigue comes due to the amount of games, they can reduce this tempo a little bit, but with 10 days to prepare, I expect an intense team. Like pulling teeth? Guardiola compares Manchester City’s Bournemouth trip to dentist visitRead moreShare
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