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Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola on the importance of the atmosphere at the Etihad, with three of the remaining four games being at home:

"I love to play at home, what can I say. So hopefully they can come and put pressure on Arsenal. Winning our games is all that we can do."

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Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola on how close Josko Gvardiol is to being available for selection:

"He's good. His training is still good. It's been many months. Last season he was the important player for us, played all the games, at the end he said 'enough is enough'. Happy he's back.

"Hopefully he can help us in the last part of the season, have a good World Cup with Croatia, then next season we can have him again. He's an important player. Central defender, full back. Can play different roles. So fast, so quick. Really good to have him back. Like Ruben [Dias] as well."

On Gvardiol's contract situation:

"I have no info. I would love Josko to stay here. It's not easy to find a player like him."

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Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola on the women's side winning the WSL title:

"Huge compliment on behalf of the men's first team. Today is a reality in world football, the impact for the women's team and society, the girls how they enjoy to play football.

"In Barcelona, for example the impact from the women's team all the girls in Catalonia is unbelievable. I think it's the biggest step in world football made in the last decade. Before, they started... but before you never could imagine the impact in girls and teenagers. They want to play football. It's fantastic.

"Of course, a big compliment. What Chelsea has done has been top in the last six years, winning six leagues. And now we break that, a big compliment for them, the manager, for all the humans in the organisation. Hopefully it is the first of many that are going to come. "

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Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola on the key to Jeremy Doku becoming 'a winning player':

"The manager, always! When the players play good it's because of the manager, when they players play bad it's because of them.

"I'm so glad. I'm so glad they're making the step and feel that the winger had to score and make an impact not just an extra one against one. The goals, the assists, also contributing defensively... yeah. Jeremy has been amazing this season. Amazing."

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Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola on Phil Foden's new contract:

"I asked my directors and they are close and hopefully it's going to happen but still it's not already done."

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Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola on how Marc Guehi has responded after his mistake led to a goal for Everton:

"He made a mistake but it's part of the game."

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Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola on how he has dealt with Rodri not being available:

"We have survived without him for many many months. He still doesn't feel completely comfortable. He will be ready and fit and come back we will see this afternoon or tomorrow."

On whether his absence impacted a 'chaotic' second half against Everton:

"It doesn't depend on him. We give the goals away but not because Rodri was not there."

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Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola on what he's made of Brentford so far this season:

"So good."

On how Keith Andrews has done replacing Thomas Frank as Brentford manager:

"Not easy to replace Thomas so incredible season. Clear what they do and difficult to challenge them. But yeah, same time, three games left and Etihad and go for it."

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The Manchester City boss has arrived.

He says "We will see," with regard to whether or not Rodri will be available for Saturday's game.

The City boss also refused to put City's draw to Everton down to the Spaniard's absence.

Full quotes to follow...

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While all the noise around the Premier League title was occurring, there was also some other big news coming out of Manchester City this week.

In what was perhaps a shock to some, City midfielder Phil Foden reached an agreement in principle over a new four-year deal with the club.

The 25-year-old's current contract was due to expire next summer but fresh terms will keep him at Etihad Stadium until 2030, with the option of another year.

Foden has struggled for form in recent months and has not scored since 14 December but a new contract signals a commitment from both parties to continue working together.

This will likely be high on the agenda in today's news conference for Pep Guardiola and questions are sure to arise once more whether or not it will be Guardiola managing the England midfielder in 2026-27.

Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola said prior to the Everton game, if his side lost another match, the title would be over.

Well, City didn't lose that match against the Toffees, but they could only manage a last-gasp draw - a result that has taken things out of their hands.

Did the Toffees land the killer blow in this intriguing Premier League title race, or are we expecting more twists and turns before the end of the season?

Could Arsenal really drop more points and allow them back in?

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Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola is the first live news conference of the day and he's coming up next.

It will be the first time the City boss has spoken since his side's dramatic 3-3 draw against Everton that once again took the Premier League title out of their hands.

Rivals Arsenal now know if they win their remaining three, they are champions.

With City playing a day earlier than the Gunners this weekend, though, it becomes the perfect opportunity to get three points on the board and put added pressure on Mikel Arteta's men who face West Ham in a huge London derby on Sunday.

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A final word from Bournemouth boss Andoni Iraola on team news before this weekend: "Justin [Kluivert] has been training with the team normally this week. I expect him to be in the squad.

"Lewis [Cook] also has been training, not fully and is probably a little bit behind Justin in the process but is getting there.

“Probably not for tomorrow but he’s training today and we will see. I hope both, Justin definitely and Lew can be available for the last two games.

"I hope everyone is available for tomorrow."

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Bournemouth boss Andoni Iraola on what his side's unbeaten run is down to: "You ask me after the first half [of the season], if the goal was just not to get in the relegation spot. We had, I think, 23 points in the first half [of the season]. It's very difficult to get to Europe with 23 points. We've done something really difficult, going on a 15 game unbeaten run. But, we still have work to do. We are in a good position.

"It speaks well about the players, they have been consistent, tough to beat. They are playing well, when we aren't playing well they are finding ways to stay in the games. I hope that we can go all the way, knowing we have three difficult matches."

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Bournemouth boss Andoni Iraola began his news conference by discussing his side potentially earning a spot in Europe next season: "I think we are in a good place, in the sense that [with] three games remaining, we are in the fight. But I still think we need good results. We are like six, seven teams fighting for two, maybe three positions [in Europe]. So you will need points, you will need wins. We don't have easy games.

"The only thing that makes me optimistic is that, I see my team in a really good place. We are doing good things, we are playing well. Even if we probably have one of the toughest, maybe with Brentford, toughest schedules. I trust my team because they show me that they are able to play a good game against any opposition"