Premier League: Everton 1-3 Man City - Citizens go 10 points atop, they are 'difficult to compete with' - Ancelotti
Coach Carlo Ancelotti is of the belief that League toppers Manchester City are edging closer to their third Premier League title in four years following his side Everton's 1-3 fall at the Goodison Park on Wednesday 17.
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| Bernardo Silva celebrates goal for Manchester City with teammates. Photo: @ManCity |
According to BBCSport:
The Everton boss said it was "almost impossible" to compete against Pep Guardiola's side, who extended their lead at the top to 10 points with 14 matches remaining.
"I think so, it is really difficult to say another name," said the Italian when asked if Everton had lost to the team that will become champions.
"It was hard, almost impossible. At the moment they are the best team, they have quality, power, belief.
"It is very difficult to compete with them."
By beating Everton they also become the first team in English top-flight history to win their opening 10 matches in a calendar year.
Phil Foden opened scoring for Pep Guardiola's side in the 32nd minute, the Toffees levelled when Richarlison found the back of the net in the 37th minute.
PEP 💬 That is our identity. When you win a lot of games everyone wants to beat you and it is tricky.
— Manchester City (@ManCity) February 17, 2021
I have not seen that the team is thinking of the table, we have spoken about that. We are not here to defend our lead, it is all about three points, three points.
However, the Citizens were truly "difficult" as Riyad Mahrez' 63rd minute curling finish helped the visitors back in front.
Bernardo Silva sealed the victory for Manchester City in the 77th minute as the Citizens go 10 points clear atop the Premier League.
Highlights: Everton 1-3 Man City ⬇
Our 17th consecutive victory in all competitions! 🌟
— Manchester City (@ManCity) February 18, 2021
Watch the highlights of our win over the Toffees 🎥
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