Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola speaks out and revealed what happened between him and Livepool play maker Darwin Nunez after Manchester City vs Liverpool draw match that led to the confrontation

After Pep Guardiola, the manager of Manchester City, was embroiled in a heated debate with Darwin Nunez, a top player for Liverpool, Guardiola has provided his response.

The first goal scored by Erling Haaland was cancelled out by a lovely strike from Trent Alexander-Arnold, which resulted in City being held to a 1-1 tie at the Etihad Stadium on Saturday.

A goal scored by the host team was also disallowed by the video assistant referee (VAR) after it was determined that Manuel Akanji had committed a foul on Alisson Becker. Ruben Dias then scored from a corner kick.

It was observed that City manager Pep Guardiola was engaged in a heated conversation with Liverpool striker Nunez just as the final whistle blew over the game.

The assistant manager of Liverpool, Pep Lijnders, prevented Guardiola from entering the field, while the manager of the Reds, Jurgen Klopp, removed Nunez from the scene.

Guardiola was asked to remark on the incident after the match, and he eventually gave his response.

An interview with The Echo said that the manager of the city commented, “He’s just stronger than me! Not only am I not frustrated, but I am also really delighted. Is that the second question that you are asking? Perhaps the final question to ask. I cannot express how happy I am. We are aware of how difficult they are.

During his post-match interview, Klopp was also asked about his reaction to the event, and the German manager responded by saying, “I’m not the one to explain because I wasn’t involved, which is a surprising revelation!” And not a single word was explained to me…

This is what Guardiola had to say about his team’s overall performance when he was asked about it on Match of the Day on the BBC: “That was an excellent performance.” That we are still playing in that manner after eight years is something that I am incredibly pleased of. It was necessary for us to compete against an outstanding team because we were exceptionally good in every department.

It’s possible that we missed the final pass by a small margin, but they did a fantastic job of defending. Our performance against Liverpool, in which we only allowed two shots on target, is a significant complement to the way we work.

As a result of the 1-1 tie, City’s position as the top team in the Premier League has not changed, and they continue to maintain a one-point advantage above Liverpool.

However, this has now opened the door for Arsenal, who will move to the top of the standings if they are able to win all three points when they travel to the Gtech Community Stadium on Saturday evening to play Brentford, who is managed by Thomas Frank.