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More from Tottenham manager Ange Postecoglou on fans wanting the team to lose: "I will never understand if somebody wants their own team to lose.

"That is not what sport is about. What I love more than anything is the competitiveness."

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Tottenham manager Ange Postecoglou on whether Man City's dominance is a problem for the league: "They haven't done it yet.

"That's an important point. But if you think they have then it does become an issue because all of us are just putting down the red carpet for them.

"I'm not going to do that - and I don't think any managers will. It's in the hand of each individual club to try and break that dominance and create teams that will challenge."

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Tottenham manager Ange Postecoglou on Pep Guardiola going for fourth straight title: "It is incredible.

"Sometimes people think, once you win it once it becomes easier but it becomes harder.

"You've got a target on your back and you've got to consistently try to climb a mountain again, knowing they've always done it.

"Particularly in the Premier League with the demands of the competition. They're always fighting on multiple fronts.

"It's a testament, not just to Pep but the whole organisation and how they want to achieve success."

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Tottenham manager Ange Postecoglou on Arsenal fans wanting them to win: "I've never thought of sport in that way.

"There is a game of football tomorrow night. What do you think is going to happen? What do you think we're going to do as a team?

"Like any team on the planet, aren't we just going to try and win? It's a simple, basic premise.

"How that makes people feel, I'm not really fussed. I'd hate to think anyone thinks we'll go out there and do anything other than try to win a game that is consequential.

"How are we ever going to become a team that wins things if we don't win the big games, if we shy away from them?"

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Tottenham manager Ange Postecoglou on Champions League qualification: "I'll be watching the game [between Aston Villa and Liverpool] because it's a good game of football between two good teams.

"I never stress of worry about things that I can't control. We've got two games to go, six points to play for and we'll see how many we can get."

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Tottenham manager Ange Postecoglou on Man City: "Any time you're going to play Man City, particularly at the end of a season when they always seem to be at their best, it's a hell of a challenge.

"It's always going to be tough to win but that's the exciting bit."

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Tottenham manager Ange Postecoglou on Man City's record at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium: "My recent home record against them is one game, one loss.

"So I'm not going to take any confidence from that. What I'll take confidence from is we've got an opportunity to measure ourselves against the best.

"A team that has consistently strived for honours. We want to emulate them one day and the best way to do that is to test yourself against them. We'll play our football and see where it takes us."

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Tottenham manager Ange Postecoglou on fans not wanting the team to win: "You think the majority of our fans are not going to want us to win tomorrow night?

"I don't see it that way. I think the majority of our fans will create the atmosphere they always create at out games.

"We've got a game of football to win and that's what we'll try to do."

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Tottenham manager Ange Postecoglou on a 'proportion' fans wanting to lose to stop Arsenal winning the league: "A proportion of our fans? What does that mean?

"What proportion? 50%? 20%? One percent?

"That's fine, people are allowed to feel the way they do.

"But I think I've been consistent and really strong in my beliefs that it's important for this football club not to look for silver bullets to get to where we want to, it's hard work, it's resilience, it's quality, not to fall for any false dawns - and know what real success looks like: trophies.

"Anything else in between, bragging rights, whatever it is, is absolutely meaningless to me or anyone involved with me. We've got a game we want to win."

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Tottenham manager Ange Postecoglou on Richarlison's calf injury: "It's not too good, nothing serious but enough to keep him out for the next two games.

"Everyone else who played [against Burnley] is OK."

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Tottenham manager Ange Postecoglou says midfielder Yves Bissouma will miss the last two games of the season: "Unfortunately, Biss picked up a knee injury in the last game and will miss the last two."

Anon: Morning Phil, as a Liverpool fan watching our season fizzle out. Do you think I’m justified in feel a little underwhelmed by the appointment of Arne Slot?

Let’s be honest, anyone following Jurgen Klopp might have provoked that reaction apart from perhaps Xabi Alonso, who decided to stay at Bayer Leverkusen.

There is absolutely no reason to be underwhelmed by the appointment apart of Arne Slot other than the fact he is not Jurgen Klopp.

Liverpool will have done full due diligence on a coach with personality who has done fine work at Feyenoord and who was a serious candidate for Spurs not so long ago.

I think you just have to trust the club to get it right.

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Casemiro was largely at fault for the goal Manchester United conceded in yesterday's 1-0 defeat against Arsenal.

The Brazilian is a holding midfielder by trade but had to play in the heart of defence due to United's injury issues and he was guilty of stepping up too slowly, allowing Arsenal to hit on the counter.

Arsenal fan Laura Kirk was asked about the former Real Madrid midfielder and the Gunners' hopes of landing the title on BBC Radio 5 Live Breakfast.

Kirk said: “It’s sort of sad to see a once very good footballer falling to these standards but it’s subjectively quite funny. I think really poor from Manchester United’s side. Any better quality and we would have been in trouble but pretty shocking from their formerly great standards.

“By yesterday’s standards, it going to be difficult. But certainly all we have to do is our job and pray for a miracle tomorrow night. I have a little bit of hope – I don’t know if it’s hope or delusion – that there could be something special that happens on Sunday.

“The form that City are in at the moment they’re so good at playing heir best at the most important part of the season so we’ve got to hope for a miracle basically.”

Kevin James Blakey: Good morning Phil. I'm a Chelsea fan of 50 years so I've seen them at their very best and at their very worst.

If we get a world class striker in during the summer and a centre back, plus keep Reece James and Chilwell fit, where do you think we could finish next season? As for the title I have a feeling Tottenham will get a draw or win meaning the title goes to the wire, so do you think Arsenal can hold their nerve and beat Everton?

Hello, Kevin. I think there is definitely the basis of a very good side at Chelsea but they must stick with Mauricio Pochettino to allow him to build on it.

Reece James is like a world-class addition and if they can find someone to put the ball in the net – and why haven’t they already given the money spent? – then I can seem them challenging for the top four next season.

And on your second question, if Arsenal have to beat Everton to win the Premier League I am as certain as I can be that they will.

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That's it from Pep Guardiola.

We'll be getting the Tottenham perspective from Spurs boss Ange Postecoglou shortly.

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Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola on team news: "Jack [Grealish] has recovered from illness and Nathan [Ake] was much better yesterday.

"Now we are going to train and we will see if he can train later today."

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Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola on whether he enjoys this period of the season: "I like to be here, we like to be here.

"There are a lot of things I enjoy, not just arriving at this stage of the season. There are 10 months where we work to get to this point."

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Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola on Ange Postecoglou: "I have huge respect for Ange and his team.

"They make an incredible process and are so quick in the transition, they attack the channels so quick and are so intense in the press. We have to be ready for 90 or 95 minutes."

On whether controlling possession is going to be the key to success: "Sometimes you play good and score goals, sometimes you score goals and it helps you to play good. You have to control so many things at this level."

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Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola on how he has been so consistent as during his career: "I don't know, hierarchy at clubs, strength of the teams and being humble enough to know you can lose.

"Consistency has been there and that's the reality.

"I try to always prepare in the same way to respect opponents and work. I push my players and they push me.

"We don't think for one second about yesterday or last season, it's always about the challenge ahead. We have won the right to be here during this month and I'm very satisfied."

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Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola on Josko Gvardiol's comments that they have three cup finals left this season: "It's just one cup final to get the chance to play in another one.

"The other one, we beat Chelsea a month ago [to reach the FA Cup final]."