On May 19, Beijing time, the final round of the English Premier League is about to start, Manchester City hosts West Ham United, whether Manchester City has won the cup for the fourth consecutive time or Arsenal has won the cup again after 20 years. Obviously, Moyes, who played the gold supporting role in the final act, didn't have much room to act.
During his time at Manchester United, Sunderland and West Ham United, Moyes has played Pep Guardiola 15 times, drawing three, losing 11 and winning just one, and has never beaten Pep Guardiola in 90 minutes.
The first meeting between the two coaches was in the Champions League, in the 13/14 Champions League quarter-finals, David Moyes's Manchester United met Bayern Munich, drawing 1-1 at home to Bayern Munich in the first leg and losing 3-1 in the second leg. The next meeting has been in the Premier League, where David Moyes has led Sunderland and West Ham United to 12 games against Pep Guardiola's Manchester City since the 16/17 season, with just two draws. David Moyes' only win over Pep Guardiola came on penalties, with West Ham United beating Manchester City 5-3 on penalties in the fourth round of the 21/22 League Cup.
Manchester City, on the other hand, have been a regular opponent in Moyes' charge, having faced them 41 times since the 98/99 season, second only to Chelsea with 48, Arsenal with 44 and Liverpool with 42. David Moyes won 15 of the 41 meetings with Manchester City, losing 19 and drawing seven times. If you don't count Manchester City after Guardiola took over, Moyes has 14 wins, 5 draws and 9 losses against Manchester City in 28 times, even in the face of Mancini, who brought Manchester City the first league championship trophy, Moyes's Everton has 8 games against Manchester City in 4 years, 6 wins, 1 draw and 1 loss.
But now Manchester City, which has won four consecutive league titles, is no longer the "local rich man" who just rose many years ago, and Moyes is not Everton, who has worked hard for more than ten years. Even if he wants to stop Manchester City from winning four consecutive titles, Moyes is not enough.