[Sport] ‘We have a lot of money to buy a lot of incredible players’: Pep Guardiola explains Man City’s success

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Bernardo Silva and Gabriel Jesus scored either side of half-time against their Bundesliga opponents to give the Premier League leaders one foot in the quarter-finals.

When asked how his team have strung such a good run of form together he said: "We have a lot of money to buy a lot of incredible players.

 

"It is true. Without good quality players, we cannot do it. The humanity of this group... the players are fantastic and have an incredible relationship. They play every game to think just win that game.

"Today, enjoy the night and then think about West Ham. When people talk about the second leg, the second leg is in three weeks so now the next target is West Ham. That is all I am concerned with."

Despite what was a comfortable win in Budapest, Guardiola wasn't entirely pleased with what he saw from his side.

 

"I know we have the quality to do it - I am not concerned about this - but, when you ask me my opinion on the game, if there was something I would like to improve it would be that."

Joao Cancelo was again outstanding, curling in a superb cross for Silva's opener and sending another fine delivery into the box in the build-up to Jesus' strike.

Guardiola said: "He drives with the ball and at the central defenders. He is a player with a huge quality and his physicality is overwhelming.

 

"If we played another game tomorrow he would be ready to play. In the final third, he was brilliant. Two beautiful goals."

"I know we have the quality to do it - I am not concerned about this - but, when you ask me my opinion on the game, if there was something I would like to improve it would be that."

Joao Cancelo was again outstanding, curling in a superb cross for Silva's opener and sending another fine delivery into the box in the build-up to Jesus' strike.

 

Guardiola said: "He drives with the ball and at the central defenders. He is a player with a huge quality and his physicality is overwhelming.

"If we played another game tomorrow he would be ready to play. In the final third, he was brilliant. Two beautiful goals."