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Guardiola apologizes to Gerrard for what he said about him

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Manchester City manager Josep Guardiola has issued a public apology to former Liverpool captain Steven Gerrard for comments made after the Premier League accused City of more than 100 financial violations.

The English champions could face points deductions or even expulsion from the English top flight if found guilty by an independent panel of alleged wrongdoing between 2009/10 and 2017/18.

In his first press conference since the allegations were made public, Guardiola said: “I don’t know if we are responsible for Steven Gerrard slipping.” With these words, the specialist recalled Gerrard’s mistake in the lost Chelsea match in 2014. That season, Manchester City became champions.

I apologize to Steven Gerrard for my unnecessary and stupid comments I made last time about him. He knows my attitude towards him for what he did in the country where I live. I defended my club, but I did not represent my club well with my stupid comments. I’m ashamed. I apologized to him privately, but since the comment was public, my apology should also be public,” Guardiola said.

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Arsenal beat Aston Villa

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Arsenal beat Aston Villa

Arsenal and Aston Villa met in the English Premier League match. The match ended with the score 4:1.

The hosts scored goals: Gabriele Magalhaes (48′), Subimendi (52′), Trossardo (69′), Gabriel Jesus (78′). They scored for the guests Watkins (90+4′).

According to the result of the match Arsenal has 45 points, guests 39 points.

Arsenal will play their next match on January 3, 2026 against Bournemouth. Aston Villa will play their next match on 3 January 2026 (opponent Nottingham Forest).

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Pjanic has announced his retirement

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Pjanic has announced his retirement

Bosnian midfielder Miralem Pjanic has announced that he will retire from football at the age of 35. In an interview with Tuttosport, the player said that he wants to spend more time with his family.

The Bosnian, who played a total of 666 official matches during his career, scored 77 goals and provided 132 assists. Pjanic, whose career has included clubs such as Barcelona and Juventus, has won a total of 9 trophies.

Pjanich’s last team was Moscow CSKA.

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Liverpool part ways with set-piece manager

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Liverpool part ways with set-piece manager

English club Liverpool have announced the end of their collaboration with the set-piece coach Aaron Briggs. It should be noted that the specialist was fired because the club was dissatisfied with the team’s behavior in standard situations this season.

He notes that work on standards will now be distributed among the remaining members of the technical staff.

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