City drew with Atletico to advance to the Champions League final four with a 1-0 aggregate score. After the game, Manchester City manager Guardiola set a personal record, while Manchester City also set a small record. I have to say that Manchester City's performance this season is really outstanding. And the team is also ready to attack the first Champions League title in the club's history, and Guardiola must also want to impact his third Champions League title, just don't know if they can do it?
After City reached the final four, it was the ninth time Guardiola led the team to the Champions League final four, the most of all managers, surpassing Mourinho and Ancenotti eight times. I have to say that being able to lead the team to the champions league final four is not something that ordinary people can do, but Guardiola has done it. However, he has led the team to the final four of the Champions League nine times, and has only won 2 Champions League titles so far, which is slightly worse than An Shuai in terms of efficiency. I just don't know if This time Guardiola can lead the team to win the championship?
At the same time, Manchester City has also set a record, Manchester City has not conceded a goal in four games in this season's Champions League knockout stages, and in the history of the Champions League, only three teams have been able to do this, namely Milan in the 04-05 season, Arsenal in the 05-06 season and Juve in the 16-17 season. I have to say that it is absolutely difficult to be able to score a goal in the knockout rounds. Moreover, the three teams that did this in the front all ended up in the Champions League final, and I wonder if this is a hint that Manchester City can also reach the Champions League final?
Manchester City have always wanted to win the Champions League, and the last time they lost in the Champions League final, now they are back, I don't know if they can win the first Champions League title in the history of the team? At the same time, for Guardiola, he has never won the Champions League since leaving Barca, and I wonder if he can become the next manager to lead two different teams to the Champions League? At the same time, what about becoming the next manager to win three Champions League titles? I wonder if you think Guardiola and Manchester City can do it?