Pep Guardiola will not give up on Manchester City’s Premier League title bid

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Pep Guardiola bemoaned the decision to allow Tottenham’s first goal in a pulsating 2-2 draw, but snapped back at suggestions Manchester City will give up on the Premier League title.City looked set to cruise to another victory after first-half goals from Rayan Cherki and Antoine Semenyo put them in control.Tottenham had been booed off at half-time, but Thomas Frank’s depleted team were given a lifeline in the 53rd minute when Dominic Solanke turned inside the area and bundled home despite a kick through the back of City defender Marc Guehi’s leg.VAR reviewed the incident but the goal stood, and Solanke produced a sensational back heel to level with 17 minutes left to boost Spurs’ faltering Premier League form and further hand the initiative to rivals Arsenal in the title race.

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00:0014 games to play.

00:06Pardon?

00:07We're 14 games to play.

00:08I'm not saying you will.

00:10You have all the injuries is what I'm saying.

00:12I had, we had the injuries.

00:14So in the moment, one month ago we had a lot.

00:17So with nine, ten players out.

00:19So we know that, but at the same time,

00:22at the same time we are there and continue.

00:25I know the calendar is where it is.

00:27The semifinal to reach the final next Wednesday

00:30and after Anfield and continue.

00:33This is what they have to do.

00:35As much the chance is there, the hopes always will be there.

00:39So it happened.

00:41I know that these type of games always in the past

00:43had the way to, the life is a way to winning, right?

00:47And to know happened.

00:49But yeah, we have difficulties for many things,

00:54but the players are coming back and I saw an incredible good spirit

00:58and many things.

00:59Erling is already with a good, you know, in terms of shape.

01:04So...

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