Guardiola uses “hammers” to drop Arsenal from the top of the English Premier League

Manchester City coach, Pep Guardiola, sent a funny message to West Ham United, asking the team to help Manchester City in the race to win the English Premier League title, after his team beat Brentford 3-0.

Manchester City continues to chase Arsenal, who is at the top of the table, led by coach Mikel Arteta, as the heavenly team needs Arsenal to stumble in the upcoming rounds in order to maintain its hopes of winning the title.

After the end of the press conference after facing Brentford, Guardiola made a funny statement in support of West Ham, which is preparing to face Arsenal, saying: “Come on, Irons (Hammers),” in reference to the famous West Ham club nickname.

The Spanish coach stressed that deciding the league title is no longer in the hands of Manchester City alone, in light of Arsenal’s lead, pointing out that his team is required to continue its victories and wait for any opportunity that might return it to the top during the decisive stage of the season.

The English Premier League is experiencing an intense struggle for the title this season, with the competition between Arsenal and Manchester City continuing until the final rounds, amid great public anticipation for the outcome of the upcoming matches.