Coach Pep Guardiola admitted he felt dissatisfied even though Man City destroyed Wolves with a score of 5-1 in the latest match.

Man City destroyed Wolves, Pep Guardiola is still not satisfied

Arsenal’s victory over Bournemouth widened the gap to the top of the table to 4 points, but Man City never panicked. The Manchester team started against Wolves and quickly took the lead after 12 minutes thanks to Erling Haaland’s goal on the penalty spot. In the end, the Norwegian player contributed 4 goals and helped Man City win 5-1 against Wolves.

Man City destroyed Wolves, Pep Guardiola is still not satisfied

Although Man City’s performance was very impressive, coach Pep Guardiola still had some dissatisfaction.

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“I don’t feel like we played very well. Especially in the first half, we lost a lot of simple ball situations.

But against teams that press high, we can counter-attack and then we are always a dangerous team.

Only 1 week left, 1 week with 3 matches. 9 points and we will be champions. If we win fewer points than that, Arsenal will win the championship.”

Pep Guardiola also spoke out about Erling Haaland’s frustration when not protected by the referee.

“He’s a little bit inhibited, but I understand. He was upset with the referee. With long ball situations, sometimes they push or pull him. The victory looked comfortable but it wasn’t. Ultimately, we create many opportunities. But in state transitions, we are not precise in the final passes. But Haaland is back. The penalties were almost guaranteed to be goals, but the second and fourth goals were extraordinary.”