There is no time for Manchester City to feel sorry for themselves as West Ham await | OneFootball

Manchester City continue their bid to keep pressure on Premier League leaders Arsenal this weekend. Pep Guardiola’s side travel to London to take on West Ham at the London Stadium on Saturday night. It is a must win match for City if they are to have any hope of winning this season’s Premier League title. City were well beaten by Real Madrid 3-0 at the Bernabeu on Wednesday night. That result has taken away a lot of the positive momentum after they had gone eleven games unbeaten before Wednesday night’s match. Up next for Manchester City is West Ham. It is a match that City simply must win, and they have no time to feel sorry for themselves after their disappointing result and performance in Madrid.

Manchester City will continue their fight for the Premier League title against a desperate West Ham side.

Following Wednesday night’s horror show from Manchester City against Real Madrid, it does feel like the air has come out of City’s season, so to speak. The manner of City’s defeat at the Bernabeu and how the match unfolded has cast doubt over whether or not City can maintain their chase to win the Premier League. One bad result doesn’t make a season. But how Pep Guardiola’s side was beaten in Madrid and all that surrounded it has taken away all of the positive momentum that surrounded Manchester City.

Up next for City is a West Ham side who are fighting for their Premier League survival. The Hammers sit 18th in the Premier League table with 28 points. They are level on points with Forest, who are 17th. West Ham have everything to play for at the London Stadium. Nuno Espirito Santo has turned around the Hammers’ fortunes. They will be up for the visit of City and will fancy their chances of getting something out of Saturday night’s match, especially considering that City will enter the match wounded after their horror show against Real Madrid.

Pep Guardiola has vowed that his team will continue to fight for everything.

Speaking during his pre-game press conference earlier today, Pep Guardiola has vowed that his team will continue to fight for everyone this season. He also said that he has quickly moved on from City’s poor performance against Real Madrid. He explained: “When you have won a lot of titles, every game is important. We have been struggling for many months for the Premier League, and we will not give up fighting until the end.”

“We cannot play the same eleven every three days, but I’m not thinking about Madrid. It would not be possible to win all the Premier League titles we have if we were not thinking about every single game.”

“The day after Madrid when I woke up was Nuno, West Ham and what we have to do. Tomorrow we have an important game for our Premier League position and then the second leg on Tuesday.”

“We are used to living these situations for many years and it’s a pleasure to be here because last season we could not live on that stage so it’s nice.”

Manchester City have to pick themselves up quickly from their loss to Real Madrid. There is no time to dwell on that performance for Pep Guardiola’s side. They will face a tough and desperate West Ham side at the London Stadium tomorrow night. It is a game that City have to win. They can’t afford to drop points again on Saturday night. Perhaps a win over West Ham will be the tonic for City to inject some life back into proceedings after a bad night at the Bernabeu.