"Tomorrow night we have a game, an important one for the Premier League position. Then we have the second leg. We're used to it, no? For many years we've lived these kind of situations. Now it's West Ham and after that we will have time to think about it. Play the game you have to play and after the game will dictate if you have a chance or not."
"We don't have many dollars in the bank but we will see on Tuesday. Now it's West Ham. The Premier League is the most difficult title. We're still there, knowing that if we drop points it will be over."
"I've always said when we arrive in the last 10 games every team plays for something -- for relegation, for Europa League, for Conference League, for Champions League, to be champions. It's normal, every game. Now there are no second chances."
Manchester City face a critical week with back-to-back matches against West Ham and Real Madrid. After suffering a 3-0 defeat at the Bernabéu, City must overturn the deficit at home on Tuesday. However, Guardiola prioritizes the Premier League clash against relegation-threatened West Ham on Saturday, acknowledging that dropping points could end City's title challenge. Trailing Arsenal by seven points, City cannot afford further losses. Guardiola emphasizes the intensity of the final stretch, noting every team fights for something in the closing games. Despite limited financial resources, City remains focused on securing both competitions.
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