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Like pulling teeth? Guardiola compares Manchester City’s trip to Bournemouth to dentist visit

The Guardian Football about 1 hour 1 mins read

‘I often use it as an analogy for how difficult it is’
Andoni Iraola’s side unbeaten in 16 league matches

Pep Guardiola has warned Manchester City that Tuesday’s trip to Bournemouth will be like visiting the dentist as he prepares for a game that will shape the destiny of the Premier League title.

Bournemouth are sixth, four points behind Liverpool with a game in hand, and pushing to qualify for the Champions League for the first time. They are unbeaten in 16 league matches.

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