Pep Guardiola believes his team is looking at its fourth straight title after Manchester City thrashed Fulham 4-0 at the Craven Cottage to push Arsenal down to second spot on the table.
City have two points advantage over the Gunners who must beat Manchester United on Sunday, if they are to put their hands on the trophy for the first time in 21 years. A loss at Old Trafford will almost certainly hand the title to City.
“Since they (Arsenal) lost against Aston Villa the destiny is in our hands,” Guardiola told a press conference at Craven Cottage.
“In the last game (of the season) against West Ham the destiny is in our hands and that is what we want. It will be difficult but we are ready for the challenge.
“My players like to play with pressure, they are used to it. The players enjoy this feeling.
“This season is the same, don’t think about anything other than the next game. Focus on winning the next game and then we will see what happens. We go to London and try to win.”
