Pep Guardiola, the manager of Manchester City, emphasized that their 4-0 victory over Brighton on Thursday doesn’t ensure they’ll clinch the Premier League title.
Kevin De Bruyne kicked off the scoring at the Amex Stadium, followed by Phil Foden’s two goals in the first half. Julian Alvarez later added a fourth, allowing City to narrow the gap between them and league leaders Arsenal to just one point, with City having an additional game to play.
However, Guardiola cautioned against assuming the win would secure them the title, as he told Sky Sports:
“We have been here in the past but it doesn’t mean it is going to happen [win the title].
“We have to do the things to make it happen. We know Brighton never give up and in the first half we found the right rhythm and we scored in the right moments.
“In the right moments, we punished them. Brighton away is always very tough.”
