Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola aims to close the 12-point gap on league leader Liverpool by challenging second-place Arsenal. Guardiola believes the title race is out of reach for City, but believes a strong showing against Arsenal could put them within striking distance. City recently made significant additions during the January transfer window, bolstering their squad and aiming to improve their performance in the coming weeks.
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City and the Gunners meet at Emirates Stadium on Sunday with Arsenal desperately trying to stay within reach of Liverpool and City “In two weeks we will be better than we are now because players will be back and we will have the new signings,” Guardiola said of his team’s chances going forward. Six goals in seven games suggests Phil Foden is finding his feet again and there have been positive signs from Jack Grealish, too.
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