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Goal.com · Aug 16, 2018

Guardiola: Ending Man Utd's dominance my biggest challenge

Pep Guardiola considers trying to end Manchester United’s dominance of English football to be his “biggest challenge” as manager of Manchester City.

While the Red Devils have not lifted the Premier League title since Sir Alex Ferguson retired in 2013, they have continued to collect major silverware on a regular basis.

City have spent big in an effort to bridge the gap on their fiercest rivals, with the ‘noisy neighbours’ seeking to take control in Manchester and of domestic competition in England.

Guardiola helped them to establish dominance in record-breaking style last season, with a league and Carabao Cup double, and admits he is determined to keep the trophies rolling in.

Full story at Goal.com

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