"Still many games to play, them one less. Now it's Newcastle in the FA Cup and I always think about what's next. If we analyse then in general it was a good performance and there were many good things. Of course we have things we can improve but in general pretty good."
"There are games that maybe we don't deserve it but today we play in general good for more than 90 minutes. Okay you cannot stop the transition or long balls - it's not about this action or the other action, in general we played well. They were so defensive and are a really good team. We were dynamic."
"Always I believe we have to do it much better to make sure the officials don't intervene. It's our responsibility to be better. If we have to rely on them it's impossible. Nothing more to say."
Manchester City drew 2-2 with Nottingham Forest, ending their six-match winning streak. City scored through Antoine Semenyo and Rodri but conceded twice to allow Forest to claim a point. The result leaves City seven points behind Arsenal, though they have a game in hand and a home fixture against the leaders still to play. Pep Guardiola emphasized the title race remains open with nine matches remaining. He acknowledged City's generally good performance but noted areas for improvement, including better service to Erling Haaland. Guardiola stressed City's responsibility to perform well enough that officials need not intervene in key decisions.
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