Champions League place would be 'huge success' - City's Guardiola

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2025-03-14

Manchester, England (PA Media/dpa) - Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola believes qualification for the Champions League this season would represent a "huge success." After four successive Premier League titles, City find themselves in an unfamiliar position of simply battling to secure a top-four place this term. City have slipped to fifth ahead of Saturday's clash with Brighton, who are just one point behind them and one of several clubs jostlin......

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