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Throwing in the towel, Pep? Man City boss Guardiola admits title rivals Arsenal & Liverpool are 'almost unstoppable'

As the title battle between Liverpool, Manchester City and Arsenal has started to slowly boil towards the end of the season, Guardiola has admitted that his side will have to strive hard to retain the title as both the Gunners and the Reds do not seem to be in the mood to drop points.

WHAT HAPPENED?

Speaking to the media, Guardiola said: "How they [our opponents] are playing, even Aston Villa but especially, Arsenal and Liverpool. They are scoring three, four, five goals a day. So that means they are almost unstoppable."

WHAT GUARDIOLA SAID

So far in February, Arsenal have defeated West Ham by six goals, scored five against Burnley, and put three past both Newcastle and Liverpool. Meanwhile, Liverpool bagged three against Burnley, and put four past Brentford and Luton Town. Currently, Klopp's men lead the pack on 60 points with City one behind on 59 and Arsenal on 58 with 12 matchdays remaining.

THE BIGGER PICTURE

Liverpool will have the chance to extend their lead as they are the first of the title contenders to play on the next matchday. The Reds take on Nottingham Forest on Saturday, March 2, while Manchester City take on city rivals Manchester United on Sunday. Arsenal end the matchday with a Monday evening kickoff against Sheffield United.

WHAT NEXT FOR THE TITLE RACE?

Throwing in the towel, Pep? Man City boss Guardiola admits title rivals Arsenal & Liverpool are 'almost unstoppable' | Goal.com

Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola believes Jurgen Klopp’s Liverpool and Mikel Arteta’s Arsenal are &quot;almost unstoppable&quot; amid tight title battle.

Throwing in the towel, Pep? Man City boss Guardiola admits title rivals Arsenal &amp; Liverpool are &apos;almost unstoppable&apos;