Pep doesn't want to be asked about record against Fulham

Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola on hating records despite having won their last 16 meetings with Fulham Etihad Training Campus, Manchester, UK

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00:00On Fulham then, City's record against them is 16 wins in a row, it's the longest run that any team has had.

00:08I don't like this question, I've said it many times. Don't tell me.

00:12Last time you defeated at home it was Brentford, after one minute, 0-1 down.

00:18I would say Brentford every game is 1-0 down after the first minute.

00:23But the best way is... Don't ask me this question, please.

00:28Are you aware of the record?

00:30No.

00:31I had no idea. Do you even think about elements like that when you're preparing for matches,

00:35what the previous record has been and the matches last season, how strong you were against Fulham?

00:41Your day yesterday is the same as today?

00:44No.

00:47I would love to say we won 16 games in a row, we're going to start the game 2-0, we're going to win.

00:53Only I'd say the record is the last six games since the first defeat in a United game,

00:57they didn't lose. The best moment of Fulham from the outset of the season, the previous season,

01:02is there. Marco Silva's already a few years there in London,

01:07and they brought interesting players there, especially Anderson, experienced guys.

01:19It's a team that always, always, always, at home especially, always creates problems in the first half, a lot.

01:25They have a lot of weapons, speed.

01:29I saw the last two or three games, I've never seen him in many years I'm here,

01:34in the form that he's playing, and of course the speed from Adama Traore always creates problems.

01:40Jimenez is back, destructive defensive.

01:44It's always been a tough game, that's all I'm concerned about.

01:47What they do, not what happened in the past, the past, the past.