Pep Guardiola had an altercation with a Liverpool fan and had to be held back by his entourage following a seven-word comment that was aimed at the Spaniard. The 53-year-old endured a nightmare November in charge of Manchester City as the Citizens suffered four defeats in five games, before the team began December with a 2-0 reverse at Liverpool.
Guardiola struggled to stem the flow of losses, with the game at Anfield resulting in City’s fourth consecutive Premier League defeat.
The north west giants were also thrashed 4-1 by Sporting in the Champions League at the start of November before blowing a 3-0 lead to draw 3-3 with Feyenoord in the same competition weeks later.
Guardiola has patently been frustrated by his team’s recent downturn in fortunes and was even seen with red marks and scratches on his head after the draw with Feyenoord.
And he was clearly riled when a Liverpool fan took aim at him while he was walking towards a hotel.
In a video posted to X (formerly Twitter), Guardiola can be seen walking past a camera but fails to acknowledge the fan recording the footage.
The fan then shouts out to the former Barcelona manager: “F***ing hell mate, just cause you lost”. And Guardiola is obviously offended by what he hears as he turns around and attempts to approach the man.
Two men walking alongside Guardiola are then forced to intervene as they hold the Spaniard back to ensure he doesn’t get himself in any trouble.
Guardiola shouts out to the fan as he tries to get his point across. But the City boss is eventually led away and leaves the scene.
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