As Manchester City prepares to face Arsenal, manager Pep Guardiola is trying to hold off a challenge from his former assistant coach, Mikel Arteta
Over the three years they labored side-by-side at Manchester City, Pep Guardiola couldn’t help but notice when his assistant coach, Mikel Arteta, changed a workplace habit.
Usually, Guardiola could be sure that Arteta would be the first person off the bench to celebrate any City goal. But when those goals came against Arsenal, where Arteta spent the final five seasons of his playing career, Guardiola noticed that he would stay stony-faced in the dugout, like a man waiting for a bus.
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