PEP GUARDIOLA can toast his FIFTH Prem title this week but there is still something bothering the Spaniard: Tottenham away.
His Manchester City side have a woeful record at Spurs’ new ground.
Not only have they lost all FOUR Prem trips, including a 1-0 defeat in February, but they also have not SCORED in those games.
And Guardiola, 52, joked that if City do win the Treble, his next challenge will be to finally get the better of the North Londoners on their own patch.
He said: “Score a goal against Spurs away.
“I want to beat Spurs away.”
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The last time Man City managed to muster a goal away to Spurs was back in 2018.
Riyad Mahrez netted the winning goal for Guardiola’s side in the manager’s second season in charge of the club.
The three points proved to be crucial as City went on to win the league that season by a single point as they beat out Liverpool.
It was also the year that Guardiola won his first Premier League title since arriving in England.
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Having already celebrated winning their third league title in a row and fifth in six years, Guardiola’s side have two more finals to play.
After their season finale against Brentford, the Citizens will face cross-city rivals Manchester United on June 3 in the final of the FA Cup.
And after that, they will travel to Istanbul, Turkey to face Inter Milan in the Champions League final on June 10.
Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk
