This is one that Pep Guardiola just got terribly wrong. The Manchester City manager went for all-out attack away to Real Madrid and got picked off. Undone and all but out of the Champions League. This was a sobering night for City.

The Manchester City manager pointed to his 17-year record in the Champions League during a four-and-a-half-minute speech

Pep Guardiola has hit back at critics following Manchester City's Champions League loss to Real Madrid, defending his tactics and claiming he is 'massacred' when things go wrong.

Last week, Pep Guardiola replied to a journalist's question by saying: "Do you want to be my assistant coach? You are brilliant, you are top." The journalist asking that question was me. The reason for my question was to try to gain insight into Manchester ...

Almost exactly in the middle of Pep Guardiola’s Manchester City career, he should have won the Champions League.

Pep Guardiola has launched a passionate defence of his team selection following Manchester City's defeat at Real Madrid.

Manchester City have a mountain to climb in the Champions League after slumping to a 3-0 defeat to Real Madrid in the first leg of their last 16 tie at the Bernabeu

Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola has opened up on the state of the Premier League and its tactics. Under Mikel Arteta and set-piece specialist coach Nicolas Jover, Arsenal have become set piece kings as they cruise at the top of the Premier League ...

The English Premier League has undergone a significant evolution in terms of the tactics and strategies employed by each of the teams. English football clubs were traditionally renowned for employing rigid a 4-4-2 formation which relied heavily on physicality over more subtle tactical nuances.

Pep Guardiola insisted through gritted teeth that Manchester City's defeat and elimination at the hands of Real Madrid was not his last stand in the Champions League. Which is just as well, because this was not a fitting way for him to say goodbye to a competition that he took to a whole new level with Barcelona and has won three times in total,

Real Madrid midfielder Fede Valverde admits coach Alvaro Arbeloa took advantage of Pep Guardiola's tactics for victory over Manchester City last night.

At Manchester City, Pep Guardiola’s Champions League legacy has taken a hit, marked by more European disappointments than sustained success.