66 year-old Richard Keys fires out a serious message to Manchester City head coach Pep Guardiola after Mancity vs Arsenal draw match yesterday

The Premier League title match between Man City and Arsenal ended in a tie.

Richard Keys says that Pep Guardiola erred when he talked with Jack Grealish for a long time right after Manchester City vs. Arsenal football game.

It was expected that the defending champions would lose at the Etihad Stadium on Sunday. Mikel Arteta’s team played great defense to earn a tie. Arsenal and City both lost points, which put Liverpool on top of the Premier League table. Guardiola now says they have a good chance to win the title.

“Yes, Liverpool is the favorite to win the title,” he told Sky Sports after Liverpool and Arsenal tied 0-0. “The favorites are always in first place, with Arsenal in second and us in third.”It used to be ours, but now it’s not. One thing that comes to mind is Aston Villa. If you are at the top of the league, like we were before, you are the favorite.

The fight between Erling Haaland and Gabriel Magalhaes might have been more fun than the clash because there wasn’t much going on. Not long ago, they got into a fight during the game. Gabriel didn’t like it when Haaland decided to fall to the ground when he charged him, but Haaland thought Gabriel had fouled him in the penalty area.

Guardiola and Declan Rice also gave their fight at the end of the game a lot of attention. As soon as he started to question Grealish, the Man City boss stepped in. The English player didn’t make a big difference after coming on just after an hour. Guardiola then walked out onto the field to talk to Grealish. He used his hands to show Grealish what he could have done differently in the last few minutes of the game.

Of course, cameras got the fight where Keys criticized Guardiola for what he did with his arms moving. Fans on beIN SPORTS were told to “save it for the locker room.”It’s only for pictures, and it gets old so fast. Leave the field right away; he has no right to be there. Now he needs to tell everyone what they did wrong.

Guardiola was once called “playing up to the cameras” after a heated fight between him and Haaland during halftime of Man City’s first game of the season against Burnley was caught on camera. The striker scored twice in that game, though.

Some people have also said that Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp celebrates too much when the camera is on him after a win. It’s become very normal for him to fist-bump people in the crowd.