Guardiola provides update on Rodri’s injury – and insists Man City are in a ‘more difficult’ position to win the title than Arsenal | OneFootball

Guardiola provides update on Rodri’s injury – and insists Man City are in a ‘more difficult’ position to win the title than Arsenal | OneFootball

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·21 avril 2026

Guardiola provides update on Rodri’s injury – and insists Man City are in a ‘more difficult’ position to win the title than Arsenal

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Rodri is expected to miss Manchester City’s clash with Burnley on Wednesday in a blow for boss Pep Guardiola.


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“I think for tomorrow he will not be ready,” Guardiola said on the Spaniard.

“We will see for the FA Cup semi-final against Southampton or in 12/13 days against Everton.”

Defender Ruben Dias is also set to miss out again, Guardiola confirmed.

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City can move top of the league with a win over Burnley, but despite having come from behind before in title races with the Gunners, Guardiola insists his side are still in the more difficult position.

“Both teams know what happened in the past, with Arsenal and with Liverpool,” he said.

“Both teams know they cannot lose or drop points. It will be difficult to recover and our calendar is so demanding, especially when the opponents are really, really tough.

“It is more difficult [for the side chasing], mentally and physically. What happened after Arsenal, we have to go to Burnley and perform at the level we have to do.

“We talked immediately after the game, do not lose the focus. Arsenal is top of the league and right now, they would be the champions.

“The recovery is much less than the last two weeks. It’s just two days. That is why I have to see how people are recovering.

“It’s a demanding game we had, both emotionally and physically. But at the same time, we have six games left. We know exactly what is going to happen, when we get the result or if we don’t get the result.”

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