Pep Guardiola expressed satisfaction with Kevin De Bruyne frustrated reaction to being substituted during the 1-1 draw against Liverpool at Anfield. Guardiola welcomed De Bruyne emotional response highlighting the player’s importance. Describing the match as facing a “tsunami,” Guardiola praised his team’s resilience against Liverpool intense pressure.
Despite the challenging atmosphere, City coped well in the second half with Alexis Mac Allister equalizing John Stones’ opener. Guardiola credited Mateo Kovacic impact emphasizing the difficulty of playing against Liverpool pressing.
The draw leaves Arsenal leading, followed by Liverpool on goal difference with City one point behind. Guardiola acknowledged Liverpool as a long-standing rival and emphasized his team’s competitive position in the title race.
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