Pep Guardiola Disapproves of Jack Grealish's Claim about Man City

Manchester City winger Jack Grealish was in awe of his team's dominance after their 4-0 victory over Real Madrid on Wednesday, admitting that they feel "unstoppable." However, manager Pep Guardiola cautioned Grealish about his confidence, emphasizing that every team is stoppable in football.

City's 23-game unbeaten streak across all competitions has earned them a shot at winning both the Champions League and FA Cup titles this season, as well as potentially securing the Premier League championship with a win over Chelsea on Sunday.

Grealish praised his squad's impressive record in front of their home fans, stating, "When we play here in front of our fans, we feel unstoppable. Even in the league, we feel nobody can beat us."

Despite sharing in the excitement of his team's success, Guardiola disagreed with Grealish's views, stating that "football can change from one game to another" and that they cannot afford to become overconfident.

The manager also expressed his joy at their victory against Real Madrid, which he believed to be one of the highest achievements in his career due to the quality of their opponents. Despite their busy schedule, Guardiola reflected on the team's successful performance and emphasized the importance of staying focused for the upcoming challenges against Brighton and Brentford.

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