Despite Manchester City's worst run under Pep Guardiola, who lost five consecutive games and squandered a 3-0 lead against Feyenoord, the manager remains optimistic. Guardiola acknowledges the current downturn but is confident in the club’s potential for future success, highlighting the importance of the upcoming Premier League match against Liverpool.
Pep Guardiola does not mind Manchester City 's rivals enjoying their downturn in form - but plans to have the last laugh.
"Obviously! As is normal in sport, they take the p*** and they laugh at your defeats. That’s normal," said Guardiola. “We have proved we are an exceptional club. We celebrate - but not much because we respect the opponents. This is one of the things I like the most: that in the good moments how we behave.
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