Manchester City's manager Pep Guardiola has turned his focus to their match against Fulham this Saturday, with a victory potentially propelling his team two points ahead of current leaders Arsenal, according to France24.
However, Guardiola remains focused on the immediate task at hand rather than worrying about other matches, stating, "I'm a City fan, try to beat Fulham, this is all I'm concerned about."
The impending clash against Fulham holds huge weight for the Manchester based outfit, who are aiming for an historic fourth consecutive Premier League title.
With just three games remaining against Fulham, Tottenham, and West Ham, Guardiola understands the importance of securing victories in each fixture to clinch the title.
Despite the intense competition from Arsenal this season, Guardiola compared between their challenge and past battles with Liverpool.
Reacting to Liverpool's strong performances in recent years, Guardiola acknowledges both teams' incredible quality and their impact on City's title pursuits.
He said, "The same level as Liverpool in the last years. Both teams are incredible and have been incredible."
However, with Pep Guardiola's statement in his pre-game conference, Man City fans will be rooting for their rivals, Manchester United to defeat Arsenal at Old Trafford on Sunday.