Guardiola Reveals Why City Couldn’t Break Sunderland’s Defence

Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola has praised Sunderland’s physical strength following their 0-0 draw on New Year’s Day.

City failed to find the net at the Stadium of Light, as Sunderland continued their unbeaten run at home.

The result leaves City four points behind Premier League leaders Arsenal after 19 games.

“Second half was excellent. We missed. We could not score in the six-yard box,” Guardiola told Sky Sports.

He continued, “How many times we were in the six-yard box against the keeper or the other one and could not convert.

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“Of course, the threat they have, they are really good. Really pleased with the performances, especially in the second half.

“We created a lot against that team in this stadium, especially in the second half. The first half, we struggled simply because we struggled against their pressing but Rodri gave us the second pass, to break the lines, and we could run. Second half was much better.

“They are so physical. They’re so strong, so it’s not a surprise at that. We take the point. A long way to go.

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“The result is always what it is.”

 

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