'Title Not Won Yet' - Guardiola Warns Man City Players

Pep Guardiola has warned his Manchester City players they must be ready for a tough test against West Ham United.

The Premier League champions need to beat the Hammers on Sunday to retain their title.

Their main rival for the title Arsenal will be at home to Everton at the Emirates Stadium same day.

“He [David Moyes] will do everything to beat us,” Guardiola told a news conference on Friday.

“I’m ready for it to be a tough, tough game. I want to put in the minds of the players that look at Tottenham, how they fought for every ball.

“It was incredible aggression and commitment that Spurs had. I didn’t have any doubts about that. The 11 players at West Ham will be ready to beat us. That happened with Aston Villa in the same position and didn’t have anything to play for two seasons ago and I know what happened. It’s going to happen the same.”

Victory would earn Guardiola his sixth Premier League winners medal and earn City another place in history as the first English team to win four top-flight league titles in a row.

Guardiola has faced Moyes 15 times as a manager and only lost once while City are unbeaten in their last 16 games against West Ham.