Pep Guardiola's Problem with Spurs Goal Against Man City - 'Emotional Issue'

Man City star gives astonishing interview accusing referees of bias after points dropped in Tottenham draw

Manchester City midfielder Rodri has given an astonishing interview claiming that Premier League referees 'aren't neutral' because they've 'won too much' in the wake of Sunday's disappointing 2-2 draw with Tottenham.Pep Guardiola's men were cruising at half-time with Rayan Cherki and Antoine Semenyo finding the net.Spurs were a team transformed after the interval, however, with a brace from Dominic Solanke securing them a point.For Solanke's fir…

Man City boss Pep Guardiola risks punishment with sarcastic VAR comment after Tottenham goal - The Mirror

Pep Guardiola was furious after Dominic Solanke's contentious first goal was allowed to stand as Manchester City were pegged back to draw 2-2 with Tottenham on Sunday

Pep Guardiola's problem with Spurs goal against Man City - 'Emotional issue'

Pep Guardiola thought that Manchester City were in control until they conceded a goal that he did not think should have been allowed

Guardiola fumes over decision not to overturn Tottenham’s first goal

Tottenham’s first goal was contentious after striker Dominic Solanke appeared to kick through the back of Marc Guehi’s leg

Guardiola 'absolutely deluded' and losing 'control' at Manchester City as they chase Arsenal

Pep Guardiola bent the Premier League to his will at Manchester City to the extent that non-league sides tried to copy him. Now he is finding where he fits.

“It’s a penalty, right?” - Pep Guardiola issues assessment of controversial Tottenham goal against Manchester City

Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola has issued a perfect analysis of Tottenham’s controversial first goal during the 2-2 draw in North London on Sunday. The incident proved to be a major talking point in a match that swung dramatically after the interval, with City relinquishing a commanding first-half advantage, leaving frustrated as the game turned on moments that the visitors felt went… Source