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Pep Guardiola says “everybody knows” it’s all or nothing for Man City against Chelsea

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Pep Guardiola says “everybody knows” it’s all or nothing for Man City against Chelsea Chelsea will have thew dangerous task now of facing a Manchester City team who simply have to win to be in the title race. Arsenal lost yesterday, which has handed City the ultimate chance to overtake them at the top because they also play Arsenal in their next fixture. EXCLUSIVE!

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It could also spur them on and act in their favour, because City will be absolutely desperate for the win and will be coming at Chelsea, leaving gaps for the home side to exploit if they are smart about it. But this is City’s game to win now after the Arsenal loss yesterday, so they will be going all out to get those three points. Guardiola on Chelsea In words picked up on X last night, Guardiola has said the Chelsea game is now all or nothing: “If we don’t win in Stamford Bridge, maybe you don’t need to make the press conference before Arsenal, because it will be over.

Everybody knows it. You know it, I know it, the players know it, everybody knows it. ” In other news today Bournemouth defender Marcos Senesi is very close to choosing his next club and his agents have been in contact with Chelsea according to reports over the weekend.

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