Manchester City Remains in Title Race After Draw with Tottenham

Pep Guardiola, manager of Manchester City, expressed disappointment following his team's 2-2 draw against Tottenham on Sunday, which widened the gap to Arsenal at the top of the table to six points. However, he remains optimistic about their chances of reclaiming the lead.

City initially took control of the match with first-half goals from Ryan Cherki and Anwan Simino. In the second half, Tottenham equalized with a Marc Guéhi own goal, followed by a stunning strike from Dominic Solanke, denying City the victory and leaving them with a total of 47 points.

In comments to Sky Sports, Guardiola stated:

"We are playing at a high level, but we have not maintained the consistency needed to win matches like others do. However, we have 14 games left to close the gap with Arsenal."

He added: "The match was good, and after we conceded, we faced some difficulties, but we fought back. Overall, the performance was very good, and unfortunately, we couldn't secure the win."

With this draw, Manchester City continues to hold on to their hopes of competing for the top spot, and Guardiola confidently asserts that the remaining 14 matches could be enough to turn the tide against Arsenal.